CommunityAmerica plans big St. Louis expansion, signs sponsorship deal with Cardinals

CommunityAmerica Credit Union looks east to St. Louis as a place to find growth. It plans three new branch locations there and signed a sponsorship deal with the Cardinals to boost the credit union's profile.

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