This month, Armstrong McGuire is reflecting on nonprofit board governance, and what it really means to be a single member of a collective Board of Directors.

“January seems like the longest year ever.” I chuckled as my husband recounted this opening line from an acquaintance during a work meeting.

My neighbor recently reached out about the maintenance needs of the old logging bridge leading to our homes.

Former Major League Baseball player and manager Yogi Berra once said, “If you don't know where you are going, you'll end up someplace else.”

I once asked my grandmother, who was born in 1929, to share with me all the major changes she had seen in her lifetime.

Happy New Year! Ringing in any new year presents all of us time to reflect on a year that was.

Before we turn the calendar to a new year and begin celebrating Armstrong McGuire’s 20th Anniversary, we believe that looking back on the past year can be incredibly valuable.

We are so grateful for the wonderful relationships we have built and the amazing work we have accomplished together. Thank you!

HOPE. I have hope! In September I wrote a blog post called Joy Shattered following the tragic shooting on the UNC campus. In that blog I wrote, “The normalcy of violence in our country is unacceptable. It must change, but how?”