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MARTINSVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Greater Martinsville Chamber of Commerce provides unique and comprehensive business support including networking opportunities, education, and marketing tools in a low-pressure and welcoming environment. In collaboration with the city of Martinsville and community organizations, we advocate for the interests and success of our members and are working diligently to create a vibrant business environment in Martinsville and beyond.
We are a catalyst for positive economic growth by spearheading initiatives, programs, and events that drive economic progress and innovation. The Chamber is a convener of community and business stakeholders to address current issues. We are a devoted champion – promoting our members, our business community, and all the good that is Martinsville and Morgan County.
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Congratulations to Kelsy, Bryce, Kevin, and the rest of our friends at Latitude 39, located at 72 E. Morgan St. in historic downtown Martinsville. We finally got some decent weather to celebrate the recent opening of this fun restaurant with a ribbon cutting. The decor, with a coastal vibe, is very welcoming, and the service is friendly. Lunch and dinner menus feature a nice variety; there's something for everyone. Hours are 11:00 am - 10:00 pm Sunday - Wednesday, 11:00 am - 11:00 pm on Thursday, and 11:00 am - Midnight on Friday and Saturday.
Thanks to Kenny Costin Mayor of Martinsville, friends of Latitude 39, and Chamber board members for helping us welcome this great addition to the downtown business community in The City Of Martinsville, Indiana! ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks to all those who attended our first monthly luncheon of 2026. It was wonderful to welcome two of our newest members, Andrew Gannon (Andrew Gannon - State Farm Insurance) and Diane Hubbard.
Kudos to Bethaney Latham, MeCAP project director, for a thorough and informative presentation. MeCAP - Martinsville Environmental Community Action Project is conducted by a group of community members and researchers who work together to assess and address the pressing issue of community exposure to environmental contaminants.
This project focuses on the happenings of community-engaged research conducted by community partners in Martinsville and researchers from Purdue University, Indiana University, and the University of Illinois at Chicago.
A delicious lunch was provided by Shane and his team at The Peddlers Loft Cafe. Thanks to Steve Powell, Transnation Title Agency, Domino Security Technologies. Since 1998, The New Narrative Massage, and Hudson Plumbing for their generous donations of door prizes!
Check out the link in the comments to watch Bethaney's presentation and download the PowerPoint.
Plan now to join us for our February 20th luncheon and Third House session: ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks to Morgan County, Indiana, and Meyer Najem for this update on the ongoing renovation of our historic courthouse's interior and exterior. ... See MoreSee Less
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Are you sore from digging out your driveway or sidewalk? Check out this special offer by our friends at The New Narrative Massage! ... See MoreSee Less
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This is such an important reminder from our friends at Rediscover Martinsville. Please support our local businesses! ... See MoreSee Less
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UPDATE: Home Bank has now announced that they will be closed today, January 26th.
Home Bank customers, please note this change in hours due to inclement weather and travel warnings. ... See MoreSee Less
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