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The city is looking to tear down the former Chrysler building at 110 W. Morgan St. and build a new police station in its place.

The Martinsville Redevelopment Commission is eyeing a Noblesville project as a potential funding model for smaller scale development in Martinsville.

The city of Martinsville appears poised to move forward with plans for a new police station and office building.

"It actually appears that the employee may have worked more hours than was requested to be paid," Plainfield attorney Mark Waterfill said.

Gov. Eric Holcomb was in Martinsville on Monday to help cut the ribbon on a five-mile stretch of I-69 through the city.

Martinsville city government is looking toward its future needs.

The city of Martinsville is hiring outside counsel to conduct an investigation into the overtime pay of a city employee.

The Reporter Times MARTINSVILLE — For the last several years, the city has been wanting to extend its water and sewer utility from the west side of Ind. 37 to the east near Ind. 44. One of the reasons for this was the Community Chrysler dealership that was looking at purchasing property on the east side of the Ind. 37/future I-69 corridor. During Wednesdays meeting of the Martinsville Redevelopment Commission, however, it was noted that the utility extension was on hold. "The Chrysler deale...

About 100 local residents attended Sundays Memorial Day ceremony in downtown Martinsville.