Dean-Paul Stephens

Unseasonably warm weather has delayed the November opening of The Warming Center of MHC at 603 Memorial Boulevard South in Martinsville.

Bristol School Board candidates William Hartley and Joshua Slagle secured the two available seats, beating out challenger Frank Goodpasture.

The gunshot detection system is the most recent addition to Martinsville's Police Department since they committed to exploring new technologies to streamline their work.

Henry County residents will have the chance to share their thoughts on a proposed event center at an upcoming public hearing.

City councilors will consider changes to Martinsville’s non-emergency transport service during their 5 p.m. work session on Tuesday. The meeting will be held in Room 208 at the Church Street Municipal Building. Councilors will consider requests to expand the service from its current schedule of 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday-Friday. The request calls […]

While the water is safe to drink, ongoing issues such as excess sediment and a sulfurous odor have led some residents to turn to bottled water.

While the Martinsville-Henry County area was largely spared from the impacts of Hurricane Helene, that won't always be the case, the city's emergency management coordinator warned.

Economic Development, transportation and public safety are among the topics Henry County supervisors will consider as they spend part of their Nov. 26 regular session finalizing their legislative agenda for next year.

Henry County supervisors will consider a resolution endorsing grant funding geared toward saving a historically significant church.

The Harvest Foundation Youth Board anticipates serving 4,000 turkey meals on Wednesday. Some will be delivered to diners, others will be served on site at Martinsville High School or picked up and taken to go.