Good morning, Grants Pass.

Sarah Robbins resigned as CASA executive director for Jackson and Josephine counties after a few months on the job, and Cristina Petrone assumed the interim role with help from former director Jennifer Mylenek.

Robbins spent 17 years working with child welfare cases before leaving on Sept. 30.

The Grants Pass Family YMCA completed its pool renovation last Friday in a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by community members, local groups & grant supporters.

The project addressed a major pool issue and marks a new chapter for local recreation.

Southern Oregon businesses developing new tech will access training and mentorship from the Oregon Entrepreneurs Network funding initiative after a $301,000 award supports their efforts to compete for federal research awards; the program begins this fall in Josephine and Jackson counties.

Clarion Theatre Company is set to debut its new stained-glass logo that links its Christian mission with onstage storytelling ahead of its upcoming production—Two Great Musicals, One Great Show! at the Grants Pass Performing Arts Center, where advance ticket purchases offer savings.

Rogue Harvest Fest returns to historic downtown Grants Pass and along the Rogue River for two days of local food, wine and hands-on culinary experiences starting Oct.

23 — it kicks off with a 4 p.m. harvest crawl and continues with workshops and a mixology party on Oct. 24.

The Rogue River Jr. Sr. High girls’ soccer team moved on from its loss to St. Mary’s by beating Siuslaw 2-0 on Thursday, Sept.

24. Sophomore midfielders Vera Brown and Shelby Hutsell scored in the first and second halves.

Rogue River Jr. Sr. High’s Chieftains broke a 36-year curse by beating the Panthers last week.

Matthew Smith scored two touchdowns and rushed for 109 yards, helping change the team’s long-standing fate.