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644 It’s news time. Take a look at today’s top news. Check all traffic and weather conditions before heading out. First up, Isabelle Malak joins us live from the floor field to talk more about Greenville Drive’s opening weekend. Yeah. Hey, Aaron and Destiny. good morning. It’s been an exciting week. Here at Greenville Drive, we’d like to share with you some of the new products you can expect for the 2026 season. Carter came from near the merchandise manager on Greenville Drive. So you know everything we are considering here. That’s correct. We have a variety of merchandise available for fans attending tonight’s opening night. First, here’s one of the classic looks. Very low price that anyone can use. Item As a golfer who swings the Jamaya, this is one of the new items that I’m really excited about. For all the golfers out there, it’s one of the best things I’ve experienced here on the Drive in a long time. That’s correct. A new retro look is coming this season. This one is from 47 Brands, one of our favorite brands. We call this the golden age shirt. This is a really cool item. And of course, save the best for last. our green monster. everyone. This has been here for a long time and fans love it every time they come to the ballpark. It’s happening everywhere tonight, so grab the best merchandise possible and have a great opening night. This is amazing, but it’s been happening all weekend. You can buy tickets online, right? We still have a couple available today, so you can experience all the products you want. Yeah. Well, thank you very much, Carter. Thank you for being here this morning. thank you very much. And this is just a taste of what you can expect this entire weekend. But for now, we’ll be reporting live from the floor field Isabel Malak Wife Isabel’s news. As Drive Day approaches, the downtown trolley system will be a popular mode of transportation for people to get to and from the game. That’s right, the Greenville Transit Authority is cutting back on lines to increase ridership. Instead of two game-day routes, officials created one focused on West End parking. We have also changed our weekend route. Currently, it only goes up and down Main Street. It has been said that if ridership does not increase, the Main Street route will end and the trolley will only use the game day route. The trolley system is maintained using tourism funds. I woke up this morning to nice weather in the 60’s. A great start to the day from Lake Hartwell. There’s still a full moon there and temperatures are starting to get into the 60s as we move through the afternoon. It’s truly a great day to spend at the lake. The water is still a little cold, but it’s mostly dry today. Temperatures will still be in the 60s through this morning, but will quickly climb toward 80 degrees later this day. The forecast calls for mostly clear skies and will still be quite warm late this evening. Changes are coming for the weekend. Scattered storms returned Saturday, but conditions are still in the 80s across the north. A cold front will move through on Easter Sunday. Although no bad weather is expected, the rain will be heavy at times, but it is necessary rain so we will take it to the mountains. Similar stories Sudden showers and storms will bring temperatures back into the low 80s, then as a cold front moves through the mountains, it could be rainy and rainy, initially heading into the 60s. If I have plans for Saturday, I will never cancel again. Most of the day is dry, although there are occasional showers and storms. rear. Thank you Victoria and good morning Greenville. We look across Woodruff Road into Greenville County. I can see the sunrise here. Things are going well along Route 385. Something similar is happening on Interstates 26 and 85. So all of these major interstates are doing really, really well right now. As you can see over my shoulder, I see a lot of greenery. It has a typical slightly yellow color. It’s that when people leave Spartanburg and Greenville County to go to work, they probably slow down to take their kids to school. The roads have been restored, but there are no major accidents or major traffic jams. It’s just slowing down a little bit, maybe here and there. Especially when you’re driving down I-85 and you see that purple color there. Woodruff Road Bridge closed. We were just looking at Woodruff Road. Remember, it’s April now, so construction here should be finished soon. Please check the travel time before departure. In just a few minutes, let’s take a final look at Thursday morning’s commute. destiny. rear. thank you. April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and the Simpsonville Police Department wants to raise awareness, promote prevention and support victims. The campaign includes a pinwheel display, currently installed on the Great Lawn of Grace Row Park. Police say the pinwheel is a national symbol of child abuse prevention. It seems that there are several other events planned for this month. Blood Connection Partners partners with Greenville Technical College to help those in need. Work and Collect at University Collect enough blood to earn points that can be used to stock the campus food pantry. A caring corner. The school’s pantry provides food and supplies, and its student support and resource center connects students to community resources, according to the school, which says more than half of its students have at least one type of basic education experience. Anxiety is necessary throughout the year. It is very important that students have access to these resources. We are a community college and we want to provide our students with resources that will help them not only on campus, but also in their personal lives. Greenville Tech also provided gift cards that students could use to purchase essential items at Goodwill stores. 99 days left until the right to end all of South Carolina. This annual event began in 2009 and features hundreds of cyclists completing a three-day bike ride from Simpsonville to Charleston to raise funds and awareness for the Alzheimer’s Association’s research, care and advocacy efforts. This year’s fundraising goal is $1.5 million. Alzheimer’s Society once again offers Grand Tour or Half Ride for Team Heartstrong Wife is once again in support of former leg anchor Jeff Hart, who will be riding again this year. Learn more, donate or register for a ride at ALL.ORG/Rides in Spartanburg County. Adidas will add 300 full-time jobs to its distribution center. The Oregon-based company says wages range from about $20 an hour for warehouse workers to $22 an hour for forklift operators and more than $27 an hour for senior forklift operators. Adidas says employees can also expect benefits such as health insurance, flexible time off and even tuition reimbursement. Click on the WYFF 4 Dot COM story for more information. The City of Spartanburg is expanding its main music offerings to include Thursdays in August. The concert series takes place every Thursday evening from 5:30 to 8:30 from April through August and is held at Morgan Square in downtown Spartanburg, laugh as Aaron does a little dance while talking about it. Well, derby season is officially here. Yesterday at Churchill Downs. The sign between the famous Twin Spires has been changed from Derby 151 to Derby 152 for the 152nd Run for the Roses to be held on Saturday 2nd May. Coverage of the iconic race can be found here on WYFF 4. I love the fashion of it all, looking at the dresses and everything. Meanwhile, the Greenville Reedy River Rotary Club is preparing for its 22nd annual Duck Derby. It is set for May 2nd. Thousands of ducks paddling