This past weekend, I had the good fortune of chauffeuring visiting exchange artist Janet Crymble to Nashville, Tennessee, the Mecca for any country music-loving person and a must-see for her while she was in America. Having never been to the city before, I was expecting cowboy boots, Southern drawls, and... View Article
This month we’re hearing from guest blogger and playwright extraordinaire Liz Orndorff! She has yet to send any pictures, so I’ve put in a few, but the blog proper is the work of Liz. Enjoy! I arrived last Friday morning with my friend Nancy Martindale after a seven-hour flight from... View Article
Though I often get a warm glow from telling people that I work at the Community Arts Center, I don’t always get that warm glow when I’m actually at work. Of course, no one’s job is warm fuzzies all the time (except maybe a guinea pig farmer), and I don’t... View Article
Today I was put on a field assignment with my fellow agent (alias: Programming Director) Brandon at McDowell Place, an assisted living facility here in Danville. My mission, should I choose to accept it, was to get some action-packed and dynamic photos of one of our outreach programs at work.... View Article
As a person who has been labeled with any number of monikers relating to her height (or lack thereof), you might assume I’m a little more size-centric than most. True, if found in proximity with a taller-than average person I usually end up asking in amazement how tall he/she is.... View Article
This week’s blog is meant to take you, dear readers, over to the dark side of nonprofit marketing. That’s right—there is a dark side, despite the sunny Facebook posts, tweets, and newspaper articles, the brightly colored posters around town, and the high-energy e-newsletters. That dark side is ruled by the... View Article