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Hurricane has achieved many recognitions like being named the Best Place to Raise a Family in West Virginia by Bloomberg Businessweek. It’s also home to a U.S. Top 50 Playground from Early Childhood Education Zone.
Hurricane is the perfect place for families to reside and travelers to visit!
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Main Street Spring Festival — May 2, 2026
Main Street Spring Festival — May 2, 2026
Come celebrate spring with us at the City of Hurricane’s annual Main Street Spring Festival! At this event, you can enjoy all the shopping and dining that Main Street has to offer – plus entertainment, vendors, a kid zone and more from 1:00 – 5:00 pm. ...
Food Truck Fridays in June and July
Food Truck Fridays in June and July
Join us for lunch on Fridays at Hurricane City Park. Eat with us at the park or take your food to-go! This event series is 11:00 am – 2:00 pm every Friday in June and July (except for July 3rd).
Hurricane Fire Department Carnival — June 10-13, 2026
Hurricane Fire Department Carnival — June 10-13, 2026
There’s always a ton of fun in store when the carnival comes to town and sets up at Hurricane High School. This is hosted by Hurricane Fire & Rescue and is a fundraiser for the department.
Independence Day Celebration — July 4, 2026
Independence Day Celebration — July 4, 2026
The City of Hurricane’s annual Independence Day Celebration kicks off with a parade at 3:00 pm. The route is Hurricane Bridge Park on Midland Trail to First Baptist Church on Main Street. Then, all the FREE FUN (inflatables, games, Hot Dog Eating Contest and live ...
Citywide Yard Sale — August 8, 2026
Citywide Yard Sale — August 8, 2026
Each year on the 2nd Saturday of August, the City of Hurricane is home to a Citywide Yard Sale! This is simply a time set aside for residents to host their own sale or get ready to bargain hunt. You don’t have to sign up or register and no official area is set asi...
Message From the Mayor
As Mayor of the City of Hurricane, welcome to one of the most progressive communities in the state with many amenities such as indoor/outdoor recreation, parks, retail shopping, entertainment, and a business climate that is second to none. The City of Hurricane was ranked the 2nd fastest-growing community for the past ten years according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The City continues to strive in providing its residents and businesses with top-notch services and infrastructure to succeed. Our path forward is not focused on today or tomorrow, but on how we can achieve our objectives and goals for the next 50 to 100 years. The City of Hurricane exemplifies great leadership, determination, and resourcefulness for a bright future.
Have you shopped at Sonney Skies Boutique on Main Street yet? Tell us!
#HurricaneWV #thingstodo #MeetMeOnMainI just posted amazing bags we have on-hand. As you’re preparing for those upcoming concerts, festivals, western weddings, take a look at how beautifully these bags would complement your outfits. WHAT?! You don’t have an outfit. GIRL!! I’ve got you!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Yes! It’s a beautiful shop and the owner Teresa is so sweet and welcoming! Every time I wear the pieces I have purchased there, I get so many compliments! ❤️
PLEASE NOTE: The City of Hurricane Construction Services will be shutting down the intersection of Centralia Street and Virginia Avenue to all traffic beginning on Monday, April 27, 2026, for the removal and new construction of a box storm drain. The road will be shut down for a full 31 days for the installation and concrete curing. During this time, the intersection of Wallace Street and Virginia Avenue should be used for all traffic. As always, please do not remove barricades in a construction zone.
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So just centrallia street ? Will Virginia ave be open to through traffic ?
First your closing Virginia Avenue, then it’s open? Very confusing.
If you are a resident of the City of Hurricane (living in City limits), you will see an option to vote “for” the City of Hurricane levy on your Primary Election ballot. This levy has been in place since 1947, so it’s not something new. We simply need to ask voters to renew it every five years. This is crucial to the City of Hurricane’s annual budget. It generates $800,000 annually and is used to support the city’s street and road repairs – including paving and concrete work. It also ensures that the City has vital funding for the Hurricane Police Department – which includes the three School Resource Officers whose presence in the schools is of utmost importance.
Please take a couple minutes to watch the video below for more details. We urge you to vote “for” the levy. Remember: it has been in place since 1947! Please keep in mind when going to the polls that losing this funding would be detrimental to our City’s budget and would mean major cuts to both our street repair budget as well as our police budget.
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That's sad to use our kids to your benefits ... Those cops at the schools should automatically be paid to be watching over the schools rather the levy passes or not!!! And if the levy is to have good roads 😂 take a walk and I mean walk the back streets the holes that you can see right through, the drains that are not secured by Pet Oasis, or the gaps that people can literally get hurt because there's holes besides the drains. The sidewalks just from the Mayor's building to Dr Monday's office is on horrible shape. So if this Levy has been around for 80 years and it does pass Lord I hope someone else is in charge of the money. God Bless
Vote no and taxes will be reduced.....
so edwards continually states that hurricane is NOT responsible for rt.34 through the valley but strange how I see the hurricane street sweeper cleaning the street...so hurricane tax payers paying to maintain state roads...hummmm...the old bait and switch...the levy should not be paying for a resource officer...the county or state should...
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We're so excited for City of Hurricane's Main Street Spring Festival coming up SOON on Saturday, May 2, 2026! 🌺🌸🌼
Make plans to bring your family and friends and join us for the afternoon. We want to give a huge THANK YOU to all of our amazing sponsors for helping us make this -- and so many other events in 2026 FREE and FUN! Be sure to follow our event page: City of Hurricane's Main Street Spring Festival for up to the date information and details, and we'll meet you on Main! 🤩
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We are so excited!! 🎉
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PLEASE NOTE:
Paving is happening today (Monday, April 20, 2026) and will continue over the next few weeks. Today's project is the underpass between Main Street and Putnam Avenue. It is currently closed to traffic and likely will be closed through today. Also highlighted below are the next projects on the list.
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Are there any plans to widen Teays Valley road in preparation for the new middle school or will it stay the same with added school traffic?
Centralia needs a repair pretty quick. The drain is breaking apart and it’s gonna bust someone’s tire.
Are there any plans in the works to fix the road at the light from Main Street to 34?
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They aren’t going to they just sit around twiddle with there thumbs all day
Putnam Terrace is awful!