Good morning, Grants Pass.

Grants Pass officials are now accepting applications from pop-up vendors for Art Along the Rogue scheduled Oct.

2 through Oct. 4; food truck applications will open in coming weeks. The festival will showcase local art downtown and feature a redesigned Owl parking lot turned plaza (theme: Reflections).

Federal lawmakers introduced a new bill that would let the Department of Energy offer competitive pay for the BPA administrator as part of a shift in leadership compensation aimed at ensuring reliable, affordable power for communities like Grants Pass amid rising energy demand.

The new Mid Rogue Fire District has offered former Rural Metro Fire chief Phil Turnbull its first executive director role to manage outreach, planning, and administrative duties (his start is expected May 1).

The district maintains a service agreement with Rural Metro Fire to keep fire coverage for communities around Grants Pass.

Spring has arrived and residents are encouraged to restart their morning routines with brisk walks to boost energy and mood.

The early light offers a refreshed start + health benefits for safely enjoying the outdoors.

The Bohemian in downtown Grants Pass serves a special grilled cheese as part of the local (Say Cheese) grilled cheese tour, featuring a sandwich (grilled sourdough bread with aged cheddar and tomato basil soup) that celebrates comfort food done right.

Pigs on the Wing - A Tribute to Pink Floyd

8-11 p.m. — Rogue Theatre — $39.50 — Celebrate Pink Floyd’s legacy with Pigs on the Wing's 20th anniversary tour in Grants Pass.

Rogue Gem & Geology Club Show

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Sat), 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. (Sun) — Josephine County Fairgrounds — Free admission — Explore rocks, minerals, and more at this vibrant local showcase.