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RIDGECREST, Calif.–Mesquite Hall, the largest building at the Desert Empire Fairgrounds here, has a new name: The Desert Valleys FCU Hall.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—PSCU has announced processing renewal agreements with eight of its owner credit unions.

WASHINGTON—Once the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network’s new customer due diligence rule becomes effective May 11, 2018, credit unions will be required to identify and verify the beneficial owners of business-type accounts.

SAN ANTONIO–SWBC announced that its financial institutions division has new integration capabilities that allow borrowers to make their loan payment using the payment method of their choice.

WILKES BARRE, Penn.—VAntage Trust Federal Credit Union may have to vacate its branch on Department of Veterans Affairs land if the federal government gets its way. The government is attempting to evict the $57-million, the Citizens’ Voice reports. The CU has four other locations.

FORT WAYNE, Ind.–More than 200 employees of 3 Rivers Federal Credit Union here spent their off-day on President’s Day Monday helping nearly 20 area non-profits.

POTTSTOWN, Penn.–More than 100 students gathered at the Pottstown Middle School to participate in the Pottstown Reading Olympics, where representatives from Diamond CU, including the mascot, Chip, were on hand to cheer the students on.

FORT WORTH, Texas—You can’t believe everything you think. And yet many credit union executives do just that both in their professional and personal lives, never challenging that thinking, often because they are successful. And that can be a problem, says one person.

LOWELL, Mass.– More than 250 people gathered here attend Lowell Catholic High School’s 16^th Annual Bishop John R. McNamara Awards Gala, where Jeanne D'Arc CU CEO Mark Cochran was among the recipients.

ORLANDO—A credit union won’t be truly successful without the CEO delivering “transformational leadership,” asserts one expert.