Documents released by the Jackson County Library District shed light on intense internal staff debate over whether to suspend privileges of a man seen viewing images of naked children and babies on Talent library computers.

The district released the documents to the Daily Courier on Wednesday, the day before the board of directors voted to extend Director Kari May’s administrative leave by one week to give her more time to decide whether to resign or face termination.

Cooper Gagnon and Evan Neufeld combined for 53 points as Hidden Valley rolled over Mazama 76-59 on Friday in Murphy to stay perfect in Skyline Conference boys’ basketball play.

Gagnon scored 22 points in the first half and ended with a game-high 31. Neufeld scored all 22 of his points in the first three quarters.

“It was a good offensive showing for us,” said Hidden Valley coach Jordan Kasler. “[Gagnon] did a good job getting to the rim.”

A man accused of shooting at a pedestrian on Interstate 5 in Douglas County, trying to carjack vehicles including an ambulance, voicing concerns about foreigners and saying he smokes marijuana every day was captured by law enforcement Thursday.

The Rogue Valley Symphony will be joined by two vocalists to perform songs of love in three February concerts.

Soprano Cadie J. Bryan and tenor Kameron Lopreore will perform both operatic and musical theater, solos and duets with the orchestra in a program of American love songs, love dances and duets, Austrian operetta arias and waltzes.