Senatobia, MS
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About Senatobia
- • Blues musician Sid Hemphill, known for his fife and drum music, was born near Senatobia.
- • The Northwest Mississippi Community College was founded here, offering vital education.
- • Its strategic location along the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad spurred early growth.
- • Legend says a Native American princess is buried near the current city limits.
- • The Civil War significantly impacted Senatobia, with battles fought nearby.
- • It's named from Choctaw for "White Sycamore," incorporated in 1860.
- • With around 8,000 residents, the population is smaller than many realize.
- • Sitting at 351 feet, the elevation offers gentle rolling hills.
- • Manufacturing and healthcare are key sectors driving the local economy.
- • Senatobia offers a peaceful, small-town atmosphere with Southern charm.
- • Memphis Grizzlies basketball provides nearby pro sports excitement.
- • Northwest Mississippi Community College's football team has won multiple championships.
Artists From Senatobia
Songs About Senatobia
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