There were 79 deaths recorded in the 28 days, nearly double the mark of 42 set in January.
The last of seven family-owned country stores between Mountain Valley and Martinsville, Leatherwood Grocery remains a popular community gathering place.
He is charged with attempted first-degree murder.
February concluded with five more deaths -- and 76 total -- from COVID-19 in the West Piedmont Health District. The Virginia Department of Hea…
Marketing executive Pete Snyder, 48, was back in Martinsville on Tuesday to talk about his candidacy for governor at a meeting of Republicans …
Data for those vaccinated in Martinsville have been adjusted by the Virginia Department of Health.
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