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Brandon

City of Brandon

CITY HALL
City of Brandon Website
Mayor's Office

County: Rankin
Population: 21,705 at the 2010 census

About Brandon
Brandon City Profile
Central Mississippi Regional Library System
CMRLS TeeN SCeNe
Langford Volunteer Fire Department
Map of Brandon
Pierce Allan Helms Memorial Foundation
Rankin County Chamber
Other News and Articles

FARM/FARMING/FARMERS MARKET
Banks Farms
Cockrell's Farmers Market
Rankin County Extension Office
Triple H Farms

Churches
Schools
Current Time
Current Weather
Zip Codes

Things To Do In Brandon

Attractions

Barnette Reservoir Botanical Garden Trail
Pelahatchie Shore Park
Shiloh Splash Park
More Things To Do In Brandon

Lodging

La Quinta Inn & Suites Brandon Jackson Airport E
Red Roof Inn
More Places To Stay In Brandon

Dining

RESTAURANTS
Cafe Lagniappe
Fernando's Hwy 471
Little Willie's BBQ
Miller's 471 Grill & Pizzeria
Olde Towne Grille of Brandon
The Feathered Cow Reservoir
More Places To Dine In Brandon

Nightlife

Bonny Blair's Sports Cafe
Elpotrilloms
King Pin

Special Interests

CASINOS
Casinos Near Brandon

RECREATIONAL SPORTS
Fannin Lanes
Bowling
Fishing
Golfing

SHOPPING
CasaBella Interiors
Rustic Revivals
Vessels Pottery
More Shopping

Annual Events

Local Personalities

Deborah Atwood Logan Photography
Picture Mississippi - photography by Kim Hunt

Gardner Minshew II, Quarterback for Washington State
Devin Britton, professional tennis player
Demario Davis, professional football player
Jenna Edwards, former Miss Florida and Miss Florida USA
Patrick Henry, (1843–1930), U.S. representative
Volney Howard, Attorney General and U.S. Representative for Texas
Aiden Flowers, actor
Skylar Laine, country singer; placed fifth on the eleventh season of American Idol
Mamie Locke, political scientist, Virginia state senator
Justin Mapp, professional soccer player
Anselm Joseph McLaurin, Governor of Mississippi 1896–1900
Tyler Moore, professional baseball player for the Washington Nationals
Jerious Norwood, professional football player
Jonathan Randolph, professional golfer
Jim Sterling, video game journalist
Sarah Thomas, first female NFL official
Dale Thorn, press secretary to Governor Edwin Edwards of Louisiana, Louisiana State University journalism professor, assistant commissioner of higher education for the Louisiana Board of Regents; born in McComb, retired to Brandon in 2000, and died in Ridgeland in 2014
Joe M. Turner, professional magician, mentalist, speaker
Louis H. Wilson, Jr ., 26th Commandant of the Marine Corps and member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

Other

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