Good morning, Medford.

Rachel Canada begins as Mt. Ashland Ski Area’s new general manager today, bringing 20+ years of mountain operations experience.

She will manage year-round operations and planned improvements including chairlift upgrades for the community’s resort.

Medford’s historic Holly Theatre is returning to classic movie screenings and live entertainment this season.

General Manager Tiffany Maude said the venue will install a screen and projector by next summer — restoring its nostalgic charm from when it first opened in 1930.

School resource officers in the Phoenix-Talent School District remain active as classes begin + they work in classrooms and hold conversations that boost safety and help kids grow.

Talent Irrigation District said its water supply may shut off Friday due to drought + officials worry it could end by Sept.

2 or 3, given daily draws of 186 acre-feet have nearly depleted 2,700 acre-feet in the reservoir; cooler weather and rain might help extend it.

This summer, the Rogue Valley housing market is seeing more inventory as some Medford sellers lower asking prices amid high 30-year fixed mortgage rates and economic uncertainty.

Full Circle Real Estate agent Colin Mullane said buyers are testing the market as economic factors affect their confidence.

At Rogue Valley Country Club today, 416 amateur golfers began warming up before the 97th Southern Oregon Golf Championships kicks off match play Thursday, Sept.

4. The week-long event runs through Sept. 7 and features cocktail parties, chipping and putting contests—and free course walks for spectators.