Here's a look at today's local headlines:

MISSION MEETING: (which makes me think of 'Missionary Man,' which makes me think of the Eurythmics, a bright spot of otherwise forgettable '80s pop music, but I digress). The expansion of the Durham Rescue Mission has raised concern among some in the Golden Belt neighborhood. Now at least the two sides are talking.

HOMELESS CONTRACT: It's not a lot of money, but should the city be paying a worker up to $1,000 a month in expenses to work at home when original plans called for a government desk and phone? City Councilman Eugene Brown doesn't think so.

BEHIND THE CAMERA: Deirdre Haj is taking the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival to places it hasn't been before. Correspondent Matthew Milliken reports on a new camp that is training the next generation of filmmakers here in the Bull City.

Bob Wilson says DPAC's proof is in the profits, David Sterling say patience really is a blessing, and Marshall Lewis, son of former Senate candidate Ken, is back from a revolutionary ride.  

Hey, we're on Facebook now.  You can friend me for more local news and like our Chapel Hill News and Durham News pages for even more.

Thanks for reading,

Mark