Noxapater, Mississippi is a small town in southern Winston County, in the east-central part of the state. A post office was established there in 1846, and the town became a stop along the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad in 1890. Noxapater was incorporated in 1906. Nearby communities include Alice, Arlington, Bond, Boon, Burnside, Claytown, Fearns Springs, Handle, Hinze, Louisville, Plattsburg, Spring Creek, and Stallo. The Mississippi Choctaw Reservation is southeast of Noxapater. Starkville, Mississippi is about forty-three miles north-northeast, Meridian is fifty-five miles south, and Columbus is sixty-nine miles northeast of the town. Dr. F. Mason Sones, a pioneer in cardiac catheterization, was born in Noxapater.
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Offering a PK-12th grade curriculum, the public school is located on West Alice Street, Noxapater, Mississippi, and is a campus of the Louisville Municipal School District. A school calendar, lunch menus, dress code, student handbook, and district policies are featured, and faculty contacts are included.
http://www.noxapaterschools.com/
Located on West Alice Street, the congregation serves the Noxapater, Mississippi community. Featured is an introduction, particularly for visitors to the church, as well as service times, a calendar of events, and its core beliefs. Staff contacts and office hours are posted.
http://www.noxapaterbaptistchurch.com/
Incorporated in 1906, Noxapater is is southern Winston County. The official municipal web site features a profile of the community, demographics, and an aerial view of the town, along with a guide to local schools, businesses, and events. Administrative contacts are posted to the site.
http://www.noxapater.com/
Owned and operated by Sam Holdiness, the Noxapater, Mississippi shop restores and repairs tractors, and offers new and used tractors, parts, and accessories for sale, at the store or online. Directions, hours of operation, and a catalog of products is featured, along with its return policies.
http://www.samstractor.com/
Family owned and operated, the furniture company manufactures and installs handcrafted solid oak church pews and Chancel furniture at its facilities in Noxapater, Mississippi. An overview of pew construction is featured, as well as pew ends, pulpits, tables and chairs.
http://www.wellschurchfurniture.com/
