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RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.—CO-OP Financial Services has renewed its long-standing partnership with LEVERAGE, the service arm of the League of Southeastern Credit Unions & Affiliates, which will offer select CO-OP products and services to credit unions.

NEW YORK—Facing sagging annual cookie sales, the Girls Scouts have turned to mobile payments to boost business.

BANNOCKBURN, Ill.––Great Lakes Credit Union (GLCU) wrapped up 2015 having served its local communities in a big way.  GLCU staff, board members, senior management and members joined together by sponsoring, participating and volunteering at community events throughout the year.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–It’s Me 247 Bill Pay, a new bill payment and presentment service from CU*Answers, with payment processing by Payveris, has reached 100 clients.

WICHITA, Kan.–The Heartland Credit Union Association has hired its first CEO. The relatively new association, which represents a merger of the Kansas and Missouri leagues, has named Brad Douglas as its new leader.

JENNINGS, Mo.–A former credit union employee here has been charged with identity theft after authorities alleged she had helped another person to steal nearly $30,000 from an account.

BEDFORD, Ind.—Will the U.S. see more CUs use the “network credit union” model in the coming years?

SACRAMENTO, Calif.–Legislation has been introduced in the California Assembly Banking and Finance Committee by Chairman Matt Dababneh (D-Encino) to modernize outdated provisions within the California credit union charter. The bill has the backing of the California CU League.

WASHINGTON–It’s a common refrain among companies that have merged that the merger has made them better.