A local organization that monitors Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in the Rogue Valley said it has verified a video posted to social media showing a woman in a McDonald’s uniform being arrested by ICE agents in Grants Pass.

The detention is the latest in a string of 10 verified detentions in Jackson and Josephine counties since May 18, according to Rogue Valley Migra Watch. More detentions may have occurred.

After winning the District 7 baseball crown this season, Cascade Christian swept the top all-conference awards in the recently announced honors.

The Challengers’ Blake Patereau was named Player of the Year, Grady Sickler was Pitcher of the Year and Kevin Shafer was Coach of the Year.

With hot weather forecast for Southern Oregon this weekend and into next week, Pacific Power is offering tips to save money on electricity bills and reduce the strain on the power grid.

“More electricity is used by our customers during the summer season than at any other time of the year,” said Curt Mansfield, Pacific Power senior vice president of power delivery. “We encourage customers to take steps to manage their energy use and take advantage of incentives.”

The Grants Pass Museum of Art is hosting a series of art classes for both adults and children.

All classes meet at the museum, 229 S.W. G St. Advance registration is required. Call 541-479-3290 or go to gpmuseum.org.

The children’s classes are open to ages 8 and older. Each class costs $15, supplies included.

The schedule of children’s classes is: