Revelation 14:6-13 John recorded things which shall occur hereafter (future to the church age) beginning with Revelation 4. John saw the breaking of the seven[Read More…]
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Obituaries for Week of April 10
JAMES EDWARD COBBJames Edward Cobb, 67, of Bancroft, passed away April 2, 2025.He was born July 31, 1957 in South Charleston to the late Eugene[Read More…]
HURRICANE CITY WORKERS: Testing and Being Tested
Pictured is a screen shot from a Facebook video of four City of Hurricane workers having fun. On March 22nd, Hurricane Mayor Scott Edwards posted[Read More…]
Putnam County Commission Approves $29.5 Million Budget
The county commission approved a budget of nearly $30 million for the fiscal year beginning on July 1st at its March 25 meeting. The budget[Read More…]
PUTNAM COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE MEETING: Teays Valley Road Roundabouts, Stakeholder Notification Issues
More than seventy individuals and all three county commissioners attended the Monday, March 31, Putnam County Transportation Committee meeting. The committee meets every two months[Read More…]
Logan Stone Awarded Full-Ride Scholarship at Hong Kong University
Logan Stone, a Poca High alumnus and a senior at West Virginia State University, has been awarded a full-ride scholarship to pursue a master’s degree[Read More…]
Community Calendar for Week of April 3
If you want your event listed in the Community Calendar, write to the Hurricane Breeze at PO Box 310, Hurricane, West Virginia 25526, or phone[Read More…]
Basic Bible: The Great Multitude
Revelation 7:9-17 “After this” (v. 9). Immediately preceding verse 9, John witnessed the sealing of 144,000 servants of God. The 144,000 were sealed during a[Read More…]
Obituaries for Week of April 3
LEONARD ROSCOE BIRDLeonard Roscoe Bird, 81, of Scott Depot, went home to be with the Lord, Sunday, March 23, 2025.Leonard is a 1961 graduate of[Read More…]
Scouts Do Good in Pursuit of Conservation Good Turn Award
Gerry Stover issues safety instructions to members of Troop 236 and Troop 36 prior to embarking on a clean up project to benefit Meeks Mountain[Read More…]