The builder of a homeless village in Grants Pass has notified the city government he believes the city didn’t live up to an agreement to help him get funds to operate the site, and the village’s ability to stay open is now in jeopardy.

Bernie Woodard of the Roseburg-based business Elk Island Trading Group sent the notice via certified mail earlier this month, then posted a statement about the notice on the village’s Facebook page on Monday.

South Medford, which tied for second in the Southern Oregon Conference Class 6A division with North Medford, won its volleyball play-in match at Franklin, the third-place team from the Portland Interscholastic League. The Panthers (8-14) were the No. 27 seed, while the Quakers (19-8) were the No. 22 seed.

South Medford, which has won four of its last five matches, heads back up the freeway for a first-round match at No. 9 South Eugene on Wednesday.

An Ashland police officer shot and wounded a man with a knife early Monday, authorities said.

The shooting stemmed from a report at about 2 a.m. of a business alarm going off in the 200 block of A Street, a commercial area near downtown Ashland.

Once officers arrived, they found a “lone suspect” leaving the area where multiple businesses had shattered storefront windows, according to the police department.

In a return to its Disney musical roots, One Eleven Theatre Company is holding open auditions for its spring production, “Frozen.”

Based on the 2013 animated film, the stage production of “Frozen” tells the story of Princess Anna, who teams up with an iceman, his reindeer, and a living snowman to find her estranged sister Elsa, who’s hidden ice powers have accidentally trapped their kingdom in an eternal winter.