Welcome:

Springhill is the second largest city in Webster Parish.  It lies in the northern most corner, adjacent to the Arkansas state line. We are located on Highway 371. Interstate 20 runs about twenty-eight miles to the south of us. We are approximately sixty miles from Texarkana, Arkansas and Interstate 30, Interstate 69 will be constructed between Springhill and Interstate 20. If you would like to see exactly where we are located, click  the MapQuest link.

The town was established in 1896, and grew up around the Piney Wood Lumber Company which harvested timber from the lush pine forests in the area. The vast number of trees has always benefited the town and its citizens.

Springhill is a great place to live and raise a family. We are a family oriented community located near several large cities. Our logo is our motto, Springhill is Special. All of our citizens believe this, and this has made Springhill able to survive loosing some of largest employers.  

Springhill's historic downtown district has been greatly enhanced by our Main Street program. Jan Willis-Corrales, manager of the main street program has worked closely with city officials to help restore and revitalize the area

The Frank Anthony Park has also played a large role in helping revitalize the city. The spacious Community Activities Center and RV Park which houses the  Piney Woods Palace, is located in the park.  It is a multi-purpose facility which  can be used by individuals, schools, churches and businesses.

We hope the information on this site will be helpful in learning about our town.  There is also a great amount of data and statistical information for Springhill courtesy of City-data and Entergy.

We posted a page concerning employment opportunities  with the city as they become available and also a page with the requirements of title II of the Disabilities Act of 1990.

The North Webster Industrial District was created to recruit companies that provide better than average pay and benefits for the local area. It would assist the companies already here to grow their businesses and increase employment for the area. Visit their website for more information.

The City of Springhill is attempting to make its web site accessible to persons with disabilities.