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This issue is the 51st and final issue of 2004. Credit Union Times will begin 2005 with its January 5 issue. Readers should note however that Credit Union Times will continuously update its Web site during the one week there is no printed issue. Visit www.cutimes.com for all the latest...

Service One Credit Union, Bowling Green, Ky., has hosted an American Red Cross Blood Drive. Credit union staffers and members helped the Red Cross secure 23 useable units of blood. This year, the Tennessee Valley Region Red Cross will ship more than 138,000 pints of blood to area hospital patients....

LAS VEGAS - Silver State Schools Credit Union is helping troops serving in Iraq keep in touch with family and friends. SSSCU recently purchased $5,000 worth of prepaid phone cards through the Army & Air Force Exchange Service's "Help Our Troops Call Home" program. Each 100-Unit Military Exchange phone card...

MADISON, Wis. - Now that Arthur Arnold has resigned as president/CEO of the World Council of Credit Unions, the organization is getting ready to receive and evaluate the large amount of applications and resumes it expects to receive for the position. To help deal with the anticipated situation, WOCCU Chairman...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -From an increasing number of credit unions getting into the insurance business by either opting for a turnkey solution, buying an existing agency or forming their own, to a few well-known credit union insurance providers teaming up-2004's insurance moves have been far from dull. Early in...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Picking the most important credit union story of '04 isn't easy given all that's happened. That difficult task is the subject of Credit Union Times' new online voting poll. The question and choices are as follows: * Plethora of high-profile leadership changes (Dennis Dollar, Mike...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - As of press time there was no news on the voting results of the bank conversion attempt of the $1.1 billion Lake Michigan Credit Union. Credit union members had their last crack at the ballot box on December 8 at a special meeting where almost all...

ONTARIO, Calif.- Bob Rose, CEO of the CO-OP Network, the largest credit union owned fee-free ATM Network in the U.S. announced this year that he will retire in June 2005 and likely move on to find a teaching job somewhere. "I had set as a goal to retire at 62,"...