Grants Pass City Councilor Victoria Marshall heavily redacted comments she made in her original performance evaluation of the city manager in which she complained about her preferred group not getting a $1.2 million grant to start a homeless shelter — even though the group didn’t get the city grant because it repeatedly failed to find land for a shelter.

She claimed without evidence that the process to award the grant wasn’t ethical.

After watching the Grants Pass girls pull off an upset in Friday’s Southwest Conference game against Sheldon, the Cavemen couldn’t duplicate that feat in the nightcap at Heater-Newman Memorial Gymnasium.

The Cavers knocked off the fifth-ranked Irish 53-46 in the opener, but the Sheldon boys remained perfect in SWC play with a 55-43 win over the Cavemen.

The Jackson County Library District Board of Directors is meeting Wednesday to discuss dismissing or disciplining, or hearing complaints or charges against, an employee.

The only employee directly supervised by the board is Library Director Kari May, who was placed on administrative leave earlier this month amid criticism over steps the library took to deal with a man viewing photos of naked children on library computers.

The Britt Music & Arts Festival announced the first seven concerts for the coming performance season in Jacksonville on Friday afternoon.

“Even beyond the incredible mix of artists we present on stage, evenings at Britt are the best kind of community: singing, dancing, laughing, and enjoying the beautiful hillside together,” said Abby McKee, the Britt’s president and CEO.

Two more sets of announcements will be coming Feb. 13 and March 13.