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Benefit dinner helps support family of 13-year-old fighting cancer

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By Jessica Dillon
| Henry County Enterprise Verified
The YMCA of Martinsville-Henry County hosted a benefit dinner on March 22 at the Five Points Program Center to raise money for a family facing a crisis. A spaghetti dinner was served with sides and drinks, while several local businesses donated items for a raffle and silent auction, including furniture from Bassett Furniture and speakers from Bryant’s Radio. “Dougie is just 13 years old, and he’s battling Burkitt lymphoma.
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Rawls escorted from Martinsville council meeting after tense exchange

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By Jessica Dillon
| Henry County Enterprise Verified
Council member and former Vice Mayor Aaron Rawls was escorted from the March 25 Martinsville City Council meeting and the municipal building after a tense exchange with Mayor LC Jones. During his comments near the end of the meeting, Rawls referred to an unsigned document shared with him during the meeting, and added it was written by “a coward. I have seen quite a bit of cowardly behavior.
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City gathers feedback to shape future development plan

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By Jessica Dillon
| Henry County Enterprise Verified
The City Council’s work session on March 25 focused on reviewing the comprehensive plan, which serves as a roadmap for the city’s future. Virginia requires all localities to have a comprehensive plan, which must be reviewed every five years. The plan updates reflect recent changes and help adjust land use roadmaps for the city’s development. The plan is currently in the data-gathering and community input phase.
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