Josephine County Commissioner Chris Barnett resigned on Monday and posted a video saying he has decided to “conclude my service” as a commissioner.

However, he left the door open for a possible future run for elected office.

“You may see me on another ballot soon,” Barnett wrote on his Facebook page Monday morning.

Grants Pass wrestlers won three weight-class championships and the Cavemen took sixth place on Saturday at the 21-school Tualatin Invitational.

Carlos Dominguez-Viera held up his No. 1 seed at 285 pounds, winning all four of his matches by pin, including the championship match against Anthony Semchuk of Sunset.

Dominguez-Viera was down 20-12 before he gained a reversal of Semchuk and got the pin in three minutes, 46 seconds.

Trail access restored

Access to Ashland’s Wonder and Wasabi trailheads, and United States Forest Service Road 2060, has been restored as Ashland finishes up its culvert replacement project near the top of Granite Street.

The culvert replacement is the first phase of the water treatment plant project. Construction for the plant will start in the fall, the city said.

‘Let’s Write!’ workshop set in Kerby Saturday

The seventh annual Let’s Write! event, with six workshop sessions, a keynote speaker and lunch, is scheduled for Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Guild Gallery & Art Center, 24353 Redwood Highway, Kerby.

The theme of this year’s event, which is organized by the Southern Oregon Guild, is “Visions: Writing the Future You Want to See.”