Hospice to present free musical program in Carrollton

An opportunity for the community to gather and share the warmth of friendship through the appreciation of music

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Published January 9, 2026 - 10:30 a.m.

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Ohio’s Hospice will present Hospice Hallelujah, a free musical event for the community, at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 25, at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church, 89 Canyon Road SW, Carrollton.

Organizers said the event is planned as an opportunity for the community to gather and share the warmth of friendship through the appreciation of music. All proceeds will benefit patient care.

For more information, contact Pixie Furbee at 330-691-8666 or pfurbee@ohioshospice.org. Ohio’s Hospice is located at 704 Canton Road NW, Suite A, Carrollton.

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