Webster County, Administrative county in northeast Mississippi, United States.
Webster County is an administrative division in northeast Mississippi that spreads across agricultural land and residential areas. The region follows Highway 9 as it connects smaller communities together.
The county was created in 1874 from portions of Choctaw and Montgomery counties. This division established a new administrative region in the area.
Local residents gather each year at the Webster County Fair to display farm produce, livestock, and traditional cooking skills. The event reveals how farming and local crafts remain central to community life.
The Courthouse in Walthall handles essential services such as vehicle registration, property tax collection, and marriage licenses. Visitors can obtain official documents and permits at this location.
Five volunteer fire departments operate across the county, providing emergency services to both rural and urban areas. This distributed network ensures quick response times throughout the region.
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