Hurricane Breeze Newspaper

Mayor Scott Edwards displays the clock which was in the Hurricane Depot in 1969. The Hurricane City Council meeting of July 5 commenced with Sandy[Read More…]

The West Virginia Republican Executive Committee will be selecting new leaders on July 30 in Charleston. Current GOP Chairman Mark Harris faces allegations of misbehavior[Read More…]

L-R: David O’Conner, Commissioner Brian Ellis, Matthew Wood, Ryan Moses, Commissioner Andy Skidmore, Noah Miller, Commissioner Ron Foster, and Bradley Hodges. The Putnam County Commission[Read More…]

The stated mission of the Putnam County Fire Service Board is to protect life and property. It is a mission which has been increasingly difficult[Read More…]

The June Hurricane City Council meeting was brought to order by Colton Brown, an autistic 11-year-old, hammering the gavel for Mayor Scott Edwards. Colton was[Read More…]

The Putnam County Commission approved an Asset Purchase and Lease Agreement at its Thursday, May 26, meeting which will result in Putnam Holdings, LLC maintaining[Read More…]

Only 8,678 of Putnam’s 38,350 voters turned out for the May 10th Primary. The low turnout was no surprise. There were only three races of[Read More…]

Barring a dramatic shift in political winds between now and November, every Putnam County Republican who wins candidacy in Tuesday’s Primary will be elected to[Read More…]

The City of Hurricane grew 24 acres on Tuesday, April 12, as the Putnam County Commission approved the annexation of the 13.31 acres located behind[Read More…]

Hurricane city council chambers were filled on Monday, April 4, as the Calvary Baptist Academy boys basketball team and Hurricane High’s Show Choirs were honored[Read More…]