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ATLANTA–Fort. –Fort McPherson Credit Union is celebrating its 70^thanniversary, having even outlived the military facility it was founded to serve on July 23, 1948 by a small group of civilians working at Fort McPherson who gathered money into a cigar box to begin their own credit union. 

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.—While the attention has been on regulatory relief, one expert believes passage of S. 2155 will bring many new revenue opportunities to credit unions.

BURNSVILLE, Minn.–Firefly Credit Union has introduced a new Adoption Loan it said provides the opportunity to further support families in the communities it serves.

ODENTON, Md.—Twelve people at a branch of Navy FCU here were taken to area hospitals as the result of what is believed to be carbon monoxide poisoning.

AUSTIN, Texas–When is the best time to plan for an economic slowdown? When the economy is doing well, which is why one upcoming event seems ideal for credit unions.

ORLANDO–Darden Credit Union here is reporting a breach has led it to reverse numerous fraudulent charges—including some from Brazil–for members and to issue new debit cards.

WASHINGTON–A credit union that has served an American Institution for nearly 40 years is about to disappear in a merger. National Geographic FCU’s membership has approved a merger into O.A.S. Staff FCU, also in Washington, effective in August.

SINGAPORE–The Global Women’s Leadership Network has presented its Athena Award to Manfred Alfonso Dasenbrock, Sicredi Confederation Chair and World Council board director during the World Credit Union Conference here.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Nine federally insured credit unions subject to civil monetary penalties for filing late Call Reports in the fourth quarter of 2017 have agreed to penalties totaling $3,109, according to NCUA.