Philadelphia has already been granted one of the three games in the World Cup (formerly Canada Cup) ... the CoreStates Center will host the 1998 U.S. Figure Skating Nationals, ...

Bill Roth played the rabble-rousing rabbit at Sixers games. Now he is back in the gym, training gymnasts from 18 months to 18 ...

Yes, the $215-million toy known as the CoreStates Center in Philadelphia will make other metropoli bow their heads in shame. The beers in the in-house microbrewery, Red Bell, are tasty and not too ...

This arena in Philadelphia is to have a new name starting Sept. 1. ... The current arena, which can hold 21,000 spectators, opened in 1996. It operated as the CoreStates Center, ...

The center has had four names since it opened in 1996. The first two years, it was called the CoreStates Center and then became the First Union Center until 2003.

T he current building the Philadelphia 76ers (and Flyers) play in has undergone plenty of name changes over the years since it opened in 1996: CoreStates Center, First Union Center, Wachovia ...

The CoreStates Center in South Philadelphia opened Aug. 13, 1996, with a private concert featuring the inimitable Ray Charles. Multiple name changes, thousands of concerts and pro games, and one ...

Financial terms were not announced. Wells Fargo paid a reported $1.4 million annually as part of the naming rights deal.. The arena, originally named CoreStates Center, opened in 1996 and has been ...

The sports arena in South Philadelphia has carried the name of Wells Fargo since 2010. Skip to Article. ... It was the CoreStates Center (1996 to 1998), First Union Center (1998 to 2003), ...

While the controversy over his fundraising practices intensified on Capitol Hill, President Clinton stopped by the CoreStates Center yesterday to curry favor with wealthy Democratic supporters. One ...