The city of Eupora, Mississippi is in Webster County. Confederate General William F. Brantley is from Greensboro, now a ghost town within the town limits of Eupora. Incorporated in 1889, Eupora was originally known as Early Grove. Located between Winona and Starkville, Eupora is the largest of five incorporated towns in Webster County. US Highway 82 runs through the southern part of the town. Nearby towns include Grady, Mathiston, Pellez, Tomnolen, and Walthall.
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Belinda Stewart Architects, PA
Headquartered in Eupora, Mississippi, the firm specializes in architectural and engineering services, the preservation of historic and existing structures, grant writing, and community development services. Its location, contacts, and hours of operation are stated, along with project reports and before and after photos.
https://belindastewartarchitects.com/
Situated west of Eupora, Mississippi, the airport is open to the public. Its ownership, airport operations, communications, services, and runway information are presented, along with operational statistics, instrument procedures, a sectional map and aerial photo of the field.
http://www.airnav.com/airport/06M/
Eupora First United Methodist Church
An overview of the beliefs and practices of the UMC congregation in Eupora, Mississippi is offered, including its ministries and programs, service schedules, a calendar of upcoming programs and events, and a media library. Announcements are posted to the site.
http://www.euporafumc.org/
Located on Clark Avenue in Eupora, Mississippi, the 9-12th grade public school campus is part of the Webster County School District. Directions, a school calendar, class schedules, general information about the school and access to various forms and reports are posted to the site.
http://ehs.webstercountyschools.org/
The First Baptist Church of Eupora, Mississippi was organized in 1890, and originally named Eupora Baptist Church. Its history and an introduction to the church are related, along with a calendar of events, service and program schedule, and an overview of its ministries and outreach activities.
http://fbceupora.com/
Serving Webster County, the funeral home is located on Veterans Memorial Boulevard in Eupora, Mississippi. Its location, administrative contacts and office hours are stated, along with an overview of its services, photographs of the facilities, and funeral schedules. Obituaries are published to the site.
http://www.ofheupora.com/
Published each Wednesday in Eupora, Mississippi, the Webster Progress-Times is the successor to the Tri-County Times, the Webster Progress, and the Maben News Press, which merged in 1968 and 1985. A subscription is required for full access to the newspaper’s content. News headlines, classified advertising, and contacts are featured.
http://websterprogresstimes.com/
