The City of Greensboro has completed its audit of affordable housing provider Project Homestead.  The N&R provides the actual audit (PDF file) and reporter Mark Binker's article and summary of the audit is here.

Project Homestead's now deceased founder Rev. Michael King surely knew the extent of financial irregularities that were to be found within his organization.  His death, possibly by his own hand, might have been his way of dealing with the inevitable firestorm that he knew the audit would unleash.

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Supersleuth blogporter Ed Cone has uncovered the truth about a rumor published by the Rhino and me regarding Jim Melvin's possible budding newspaper career through an extraordinary bit of research. 

Is there anything Cone won't do for a free drink?

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From an email by Gary Palmer, co-chair of Greensboro's chapter of GLSEN:

Congratulations to everyone who helped get this policy in place.  If all school systems adopt just such a policy, perhaps what happened to 7 year-old Marcus McLuarin back in December will be a thing of the past.

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In an effort to transform my webblog address into something that even I can remember, I registered hoggsblog.com and pointed it here.

The usual Radio address of http://radio.weblogs.com/0128341/ not very catchy and it is just too much for me to remember, much less type, everytime I want to share my URL.

Update your bookmarks/favorites folks.

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