Business
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Businesses Diversify the Economy By Adapting To a Changing Environment
Things are looking up for the business climate in Martinsville. Entrepreneurs are adapting to a changing environment, finding new ways to invest, experiencing success and meeting the need for a more diversified economy.
Blue Ridge Aquaculture Redefines ‘Fishy Business’
Henry County is home to one of the fishiest businesses on the planet – and that’s a good thing.
Triangle Electric Corp. Founder Bradshaw Blazes Trail
Nancy Bradshaw is a Henry County fixture. Since founding Triangle Electric Corp.
Parkinson Made Many Improvements During Chamber Chairman Term
It’s easy to break the ice with John Parkinson. Just ask about his British homeland, or the Manchester United soccer team he has rooted for since childhood.
Oak Level Finishing & Repair Inc. Experiences Booming Growth
Oak Level Finishing & Repair Inc. has come a long way in a short time.
Family Values Yield Clear Quality for Martinsville Glass Co.
For nearly 60 years, Martinsville Glass Co. has provided quality glass products and top-notch customer service to local residents.
Medley Specialties Wins Small Business of the Year Award
Medley Specialties Inc. has been a fixture on the Martinsville business scene for more than a quarter century, first as a garment dye house, then as a manufacturer of textile chemicals.
GSI Answers Calls, Fulfills Needs for Variety of Merchandise
Who you gonna call? If you’re a customer purchasing items online or by phone from French Toast, New York & Co., Children’s Wear Digest, Spanx or Godiva, among others, it may be GSI’s call center in Martinsville.
Ample Space, Initiatives and Programs Create Favorable Business Climate
New buildings are obvious signs of business growth for a community, but in Martinsville and Henry County, there are many other indicators of success, some not so visible yet just as potent.
West Piedmont Workforce Investment Board Forges Key Connections
May the force be with you – the workforce, that is.
Several Businesses Have Made Themselves at Home on Ellsworth
Several interesting businesses have set up shop and made themselves at home – in former homes, no less.
Martinsville and Henry County Unite to Boost Economic Development
Traditionally‚ cities and counties operate independent economic development efforts. But there is strength in unity‚ according to Mark Heath‚ president and CEO of the Martinsville-Henry County Economic Development Corp.
