Burnsville is a small town in Tishomingo County, in northeastern Mississippi. The community is located along the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, on US Highway 72 and Mississippi Highway 365. Nearby communities include Doskie, Farmington, Indian Springs, Iuka, Jacinto, Jobes, Leedy, Midway, and Strickland. Tupelo, Mississippi is about fifty-five miles to the southwest. Settled in 1832, Burnsville was named for Jeremiah Burns, an early settler, and incorporated in 1858.
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The local Burnsville, Mississippi car club is affiliated with The Mid-America Old Time Automobile Association. Its history, membership policies and a membership form, a list of members, photographs, and a calendar of activities and events are put forward.
http://www.burnsvillecarclub.com/
Meeting at its facilities in Burnsville, Mississippi, a map shows the location of the church, its ladies and mens fellowships, missionary sponsorships, and outreach activities are discussed, and meeting schedules, a calendar of events, and a gallery of photographs are included.
http://www.burnsvillepentecostal.com/
Located on Washington Street, the Burnsville, Mississippi school campus is part of the Tishomingo County School District. Its address, administrative contacts, a directory of faculty and staff, school news, and an overview of its athletics programs are featured on the site, along with a gallery of photographs, announcements, and parent information.
http://burnsville.tcsk12.com/
The official municipal web site offer contacts for the town's elected officials and administrative personnel, meeting agendas and minutes, a community calendar, driver's services information, and a guide to local schools, utilities, services, industries, and recreational opportunities.
http://www.burnsvillems.com/
Situated along Highway 72 East in Burnsville, Mississippi, the fabric store specializes in upholstery and furniture fabrics, but also carries a large selection of other fabrics, such as linen, denim, velvet, silk, satin, tulle, organza, and jacquard, which may be used as table runners, placemats, pillows, tablecloths, holiday decor, baby's nursery, quilts, and blankets.
http://www.furniturefabricsmore.com/
A partnership between the Vicintin Family of Brazil and CleanTech LLC, the Burnsville, Mississippi plant produces silicon metal to be sold throughout the United States, where it is used in a wide range of industries, such as the aluminum, automotive and chemical industries. Its products and processes are defined, its partners are identified, and general information about the business and its projects are presented.
http://www.missilicon.com/
The Old Tishomingo County Courthouse Museum
Constructed in the style of Romanesque Revival in 1870, the building was partly destroyed in 1886, after which it reopened in a two-story configuration. Now serving as a museum, the Tishomingo County Historical & Genealogical Society hopes to restore the building to its original configuration, including its third floor. An overview of the museum is presented, along with a tour schedule, calendar of festivals and events, and information about contributing to the projects of the Society.
http://www.tishomingohistory.com/
Located in Burnsville, Mississippi, the automotive shop offers tire sales, installation and repair services, automobile repair services, towing and wrecker services in northeaster Mississippi, as well as parts of Alabama and Tennessee. Its location, hours of operation, tire brands, special offers, and policy information are revealed.
http://www.timbestireandwrecker.com/
