The devastating storms that ravaged the South over the weekend damaged the roof of a Raleigh branch of the $21.4 billion State Employees' Credit Union in North Carolina.
"Our employees are all safe though a few reported damage to their homes and some cars parked in the lots," according to Jim Blaine, president/CEO of the 1.6 million-member SECU.
"That branch right in the center of Raleigh is closed today because of power outages but it should be back on line tomorrow," Blaine said Monday. He said it's about six blocks from the state capitol.
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