Good morning, Spartanburg.

Music on Main returned to downtown Spartanburg’s Morgan Square on April 2 and runs every Thursday from 5:30-8:30 p.m. with free concerts scheduled through August.

A cat in Belton tested positive for rabies on April 1 near Breazeale Street and Blair Mill Road, exposing 2 people and 25 pets (the fourth case in Anderson County this year).

Health officials advise anyone with contact concerns to call the local DPH office.

The South Carolina women's basketball Final Four game in Phoenix on April 3 saw celebrities sitting courtside as the Gamecocks took on UConn at 7 p.m. Football coach Shane Beamer attended along with noted figures (Jalen Hurts, Plies and Darius Rucker) from previous games.

South Carolina women’s basketball forward Joyce Edwards set a season scoring record with 755 points yesterday at the Final Four at Mortgage Matchup Center—breaking the record set in 1977–78 during the game against UConn.

The Hub City Spartanburgers started their second season on April 3 at Fifth Third Park against the Frederick Keys.

Autograph sessions and an Easter hunt are scheduled for today and Sunday, and manager Carlos Maldonado (a former Major League catcher) looks forward to a strong season.

American Heart Association Heart Walk

4-6 p.m. — Fifth Third Park — Fundraising event — Walk to raise awareness and funds for heart disease prevention.

Spartanburg Run for Babies 5k

9 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Hub City Spartanburgers — Registration required — Participate in a community-focused run supporting babies and families.

City of Spartanburg's Music on Main

5:30-8:30 p.m. — One Morgan Square — Free entry — Enjoy the vibrant sounds of local bands at Spartanburg's most anticipated concert series.

Crowder Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an uplifting evening with Crowder's engaging music.