Sebastopol, Mississippi is located mostly in the northeastern corner of Scott County, although a small portion of the town extends into Leake County. The town is centrally located between Forest, Carthage, Union, and Philadelphia. Other nearby communities include Hays, Horseshoe, Kitchener, Prospect, Salem, and Walnut Grove. Meridian, Mississippi is forty-eight miles southeast, and the state capital of Jackson is sixty-five miles southwest of Sebastopol. Originally, the community was known as Hathaway Springs, which was inhabited and named prior to the American Civil War, but not incorporated until 1917.
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The 5T Beagle Kennel in Sebastopol, Mississippi raises mostly Weircreek beagles, known to be good hunt and gun dogs. An overview and history of the business, the bloodlines of its beagles, hunting photographs, and profiles of its hounds are put forward, along with beagles that are available for sale, or which will be available in the near future.
http://5tbeagles.weebly.com/
Opened in 1994, the retail store offers a wide variety of furniture items, including living room furniture, dining and bedroom furniture, leather furniture, mattresses, children’s furniture, home office items, and bedding. Its location, hours of operation, and manufacturers and brands carried are highlighted.
http://www.barneyandmottsfurniture.com/
East Central Mississippi Healthcare, Inc.
Headquartered in Sebastopol, ECMHCI is a non-profit health corporation that was set up primarily to offer primary health services to rural populations in east-central Mississippi, with secondary facilities in Walnut Grove, Philadelphia, and Newton. Its locations and services are highlighted, including its sliding fee options and information on becoming a patient of the facility.
https://www.ecmhci.com/
Offering a K-12th grade curriculum, the Sebastopol, Mississippi public school is a campus of the Scott County School District. Its administrative and teaching staff are introduced, and a student handbook, class schedule, district calendar, and classroom assignments may be viewed online, along with various school publications, reports and other documents.
http://seb.scott.k12.ms.us/
Organized as Sardis Baptist Church in 1855, the Sebastopol, Mississippi congregation is a member of the Scott County Baptist Association, the Mississippi Baptist Convention, and the Southern Baptist Convention. Its history, a profile of the church, and a calendar of events are posted, along with sermon downloads and a gallery of photographs.
http://www.sebastopolchurch.com/
