🚨 Final Call for Registration: Morgan County Family STEM Day
The Morgan County community is invited to participate in the upcoming Family STEM Day on Saturday,...
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The Morgan County community is invited to participate in the upcoming Family STEM Day on Saturday, May 16th, hosted at Brooklyn STEM Academy.
This free event is designed for 4th–6th grade students and their families, offering engaging, hands-on learning experiences in artificial intelligence, robotics, coding, and engineering. Participants will enjoy a complimentary lunch, each student will receive a take-home STEM kit, and families will have the opportunity to enter a drawing for premium Google Pixel devices.
Registration is required, and space is limited to 160 students. The deadline to register is Friday, May 8th, at 2:00 PM.
👉 Secure your spot today:
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Thanks to Will at Meyer Najem and Morgan County, Indiana for sharing regular updates on the courthouse renovations. Things are moving along well and we look forward to when the county administrative offices can make the move into their beautiful new space. ... See MoreSee Less
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We are so excited to have a packed room for the #makeaiworkforyou workshop, courtesy of our friends at #GrowWithGoogle! So much great information about using AI to be more efficient in your small business or nonprofit. ... See MoreSee Less
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THIS Thursday! Our friends at Grand Valley Senior Living Community are hosting their free drive-in community dinner, featuring one of our Indiana favorites - a tenderloin sandwich. Be sure to get there early! ... See MoreSee Less
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Last week, the Chamber and the Martinsville Rotary Club were honored to co-host the 2026 Martinsville State of the City. This event is held each spring to celebrate The City Of Martinsville, Indiana, and the people, businesses, and organizations that help our community grow.
During the event, the Martinsville Chamber presented its Outstanding Business, Outstanding Business Professional, and Ruth Rusie Spirit of Service awards. Attendees also heard Kenny Costin Mayor of Martinsville's State of the City address, highlighting the city’s 2025 accomplishments and plans for 2026.
We were honored to welcome Samantha Johnson 13 News — an alumna of Martinsville High School’s award-winning REWIND program—as the evening’s Master of Ceremonies.
A Martinsville native, Samantha graduated from MHS in 2014 and studied journalism at Ball State University, where she earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees. She currently works as a reporter and anchor at WTHR-TV, the NBC affiliate in Indianapolis.
The annual State of the City Dinner is the largest fundraiser of the year for the co-hosts, the Martinsville Rotary Club and the Martinsville Chamber. Net proceeds support Rotary projects, Chamber initiatives, and the charity chosen by the mayor. This year, Mayor Costin selected the YMCA of Morgan County, which received a $1,500 gift.
This special evening took place at Martinsville High School and was catered by Heavenly Helpings and Sara's Goodies. Event highlights included:
*A silent auction with nearly 50 items
*More than $3,700 raised through auction bids
*Networking with local business and community leaders
*Updates on the good work happening across Martinsville
This event is always a great chance to connect, celebrate local achievements, and learn what’s next for our community.
Check out Mayor Costin's presentation here:
Learn more about our award winners here: https://martinsvillechamber.com/chamber-awards-202…
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Looking for something fun to do with the kiddos this weekend? We have a suggestion! 😀🏎️We were honored to conduct a ribbon cutting for our new friends at SpeedZone, a cool new, first-of-its-kind indoor play place, designed to give children a safe, creative, and engaging space to learn and play through hands-on die-cast style track building and racing. Located at 160 N. Marion St. (former BMV), SpeedZone is open seven days a week, 9:00 am to 8:00 pm. Reach out to Ira at 765.346.3110 or speedzoneplay@gmail.com.
What a fun place to spend time with your children or grandchildren! If you are looking for an enjoyable experience with your favorite littles, this is THE place. There are even two party rooms for special celebrations. Owners Ira & Meredith Schwartz are excited to offer something entertaining for our youngest.
Thank you to Kenny Costin Mayor of Martinsville, and Chamber board members Brian Haggard and Tosha Daugherty for helping us welcome the Schwartz family to The City Of Martinsville, Indiana business community. #martinsvilleindiana #supportlocal ... See MoreSee Less
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