Times office was heavily damaged by the flood that occurred on November 4, 1985

 The Pocahontas Times office was heavily damaged by the flood that occurred on November 4, 1985. The water level reached over two feet in the office, and all of the equipment was destroyed. The newspaper is currently operating out of temporary offices, and it is not clear when the regular offices will be repaired.

The flood also caused extensive damage to homes and businesses in Pocahontas. The Red Cross is providing assistance to those who have been affected by the flood.

The newspaper's computers, printers, and other equipment were all destroyed by the flood. The office furniture was also damaged, and the walls and ceiling were covered in mud.

The Times is currently operating out of temporary offices in a nearby building.

The flood was the worst to hit Pocahontas in decades. The Red Cross has estimated that over 1,000 people were affected by the flood.

The Pocahontas Times is one of many businesses that were affected by the flood. The newspaper is working to rebuild its offices and resume normal operations. However, it is likely that the newspaper will be operating out of temporary offices for some time.