Good morning, Grants Pass.

Rogue River Greenway Foundation is asking residents to help design a trail system that will connect local communities—green spaces and events are planned to bring neighbors together.

The group will use these ideas to guide the construction of Southern Oregon's premier recreational corridor.

A new independent film, The (Luh-mer-ee-in) Lemurian Candidate, opens tonight at Coming Attractions SouthGate Cinema in Grants Pass and blends a backpacking trip with a quest for hidden aliens on Mount Shasta.

The film stars Jack Trout and follows two friends who take their struggling buddy on an unexpected healing journey.

Ariel Kostrna, known for more than 20 productions, makes her directorial debut with 'Let's Make a Scene!' — a local revue that will show six new works on November 8, 9, and 16.

The production gives local audiences a first look at her next musical and a fresh take on Southern Oregon theater.

Fire restrictions in the Klamath National Forest have been lifted due to recent rain + cool weather, but firefighters continue to manage small fires caused by lightning last night.

Mercy Flights announced its recognition as a Pediatrics Ready EMS agency by the Oregon Emergency Medical Services for Children—EMSC Program.

The designation shows that the group will keep working hard to provide quality care in pediatric emergencies.

Brothers Reed Live Performance

6-8 p.m. — WEEKEND BEER COMPANY — Enjoy a night of live music with Brothers Reed at one of Grants Pass's finest venues.

Fort Vannoy Farms Haunted Corn Maze

8-10 p.m. — Fort Vannoy Farms — Timed tickets required — Experience an unforgettable night of thrills with clowns, vampires, and zombies in a thrilling haunted maze.

Elton Dan and the Rocket Band

8-10 p.m. — Rogue Theatre — $ — Experience the magic of Elton John's music performed live by superfan Elton Dan.