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Amory

City of Amory

CITY HALL
City of Amory Website
Mayor's Office

County: Monroe
Population: 7,316 at the 2010 census

About Amory
Amory City Profile
Amory White Pages
Map of Amory
Other News and Articles

Churches
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Things To Do In Amory

Attractions

Amory Regional Museum

More Things To Do In Amory

Lodging

Briarwood Inn Hotel Amory
Heritage Inn
The Old Place Bed and Breakfast

More Places To Stay In Amory

Dining

RESTAURANTS
Bam Bam BBQ
Bill's Hamburgers
Godfather's Pizza of Amory MS
Longhorn Fish and Steakhouse
The Coffee Pot

More Places To Dine In Amory

Nightlife

Special Interests

CASINOS
Casinos Near Amory

RECREATIONAL SPORTS
Bowling
Fishing
Golfing

SHOPPING
Laughing Willow Boutique
The Funky Zebra

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Annual Events

Amory Railroad Festival

Local Personalities

Jessica Alba, model and actress, lived in Biloxi while her father was at Keesler Air Force Base

Laura Bailey, voice actress

Matt Barlow, heavy metal singer

Edward Charles Edmond Barq, entrepreneur, co-creator of Barq's Root Beer

Alan Belcher, MMA fighter with UFC

Jimmy Bertrand, jazz drummer

Malcolm Brown, NFL running back for Los Angeles Rams

Hector Camacho, world champion boxer

Isaiah Canaan, point guard, Philadelphia 76ers

Chris Carson, NFL running back for Seattle Seahawks

Gary Collins, actor and television personality

Jefferson Davis, U.S. Army general and West Point graduate; U.S. Secretary of War (Defense); only president of Confederate States of America

Ronald Dupree, professional basketball player

Leonard Fairley, football player

Damion Fletcher, University of Southern Mississippi running back

Jeff Gann, professional wrestler known as "The Gambler"

Francis Grevemberg, superintendent of Louisiana state police

Fred Haise, Apollo 13 and Space Shuttle Enterprise astronaut

Ted Hawkins, singer-songwriter

Chris LeDoux, country singer

Barry Lyons, catcher for New York Mets

James Millhollin, character actor, died in Biloxi in 1993

Mary Ann Mobley, actress and Miss America

Francis D. Moran, third director of NOAA Commissioned Officer Corps

Jack Nelson, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who began career at Biloxi Daily Herald

George E. Ohr, groundbreaking potter and father of American Abstract-Expressionism movement

Chuck Pfarrer, Former Navy SEAL, Hollywood Screenwriter, New York Times Best Selling Author, Novelist

Charles K. Pringle, attorney and politician

Eric Roberts, Oscar-nominated actor

Wes Shivers, NFL player for Tennessee Titans and mixed martial artist

Michelle Anne Sinclair, actress

Argile Smith, Southern Baptist clergyman and educator, interim president of Louisiana College, former pastor of First Baptist Church of Biloxi

John Kennedy Toole, author of A Confederacy of Dunces, committed suicide in Biloxi in 1969

Brenda Venus, model and actress

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