Marian Hall Catron, 88, of Fayetteville, Ark., passed away on Sunday, February 16. Marian was born in San Diego Calif., to Lawrence and Georgia Hall. After Marian graduated from Las Vegas High ...

Marion Hall, 87, of Mapleton, passed away on October 29, 2024. Marion was born on April 21, 1937, to Jean and Harry McCown in Corvallis Oregon. She was the youngest of two children. Marion ...

1748 Smeltzer Road, Marion; Hanna Greer to Ryan L. Hontz and Taylor Clark; $255,000 437 Clinton St. (two parcels), Marion; Roy A. Hughes Jr., et al. to Nicholas McDaniel; $120,000 ...

On Saturday, the Philadelphia Orchestra and Ensemble Arts officially rededicated Verizon Hall as Marian Anderson Hall, the first major concert venue in the world to honor the late contralto, Civil ...

And of course, on that April day, Marian Anderson could never have dreamed that the renowned Philadelphia Orchestra, with whom she had made her hometown debut just two years earlier, would rename ...

Newly-named Marian Anderson Hall at the Kimmel Center is everlasting tribute for musical icon PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- From here on out, the Philadelphia Orchestra will perform at a concert hall that ...

It was after she was denied the stage at Constitution Hall because of her race. "I always think I cannot imagine what it was like for her to have that conflict," said Jennifer DePreist, Anderson's ...

Civic and arts leaders on Saturday officially dedicated the newly christened Marian Anderson Hall at the Kimmel Center. Formerly known as Verizon Hall, the home of the Philadelphia Orchestra is now ...

For decades, a Marion County leader and advocate worked to make the county and its business community stronger. Pam Hall fought stage IV colon cancer for four years, until her death in 2019 at age 67.

The Philadelphia Orchestra's home is being renamed Marian Anderson Hall in honor of the pioneering Black American contralto, a rare case of an artist's name replacing a corporation.

The Philadelphia Orchestra’s home is being renamed Marian Anderson Hall in honor of the pioneering Black American contralto, a rare case of an artist’s name replacing a corporation.