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Only 2,854 live in York, a city in Sumter County, Alabama. It is located 10 miles away from Livingston, the county seat. The city sprawls for a total area of 18.4 square kilometers.

Median income for a household in the city was measured at $19,153, and the median income for a family was $23,417. Per capita income for the city was posted at $11,792. Approximately 34.6% of families and 38.1% of the population were below the poverty line.

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York has a public school system comprised of primary and high school levels.  Sumter County High School is York’s public high school. The public primary/middle school in York is York West End Junior High School.  Sumter Academy is the private high school in York.

York is situated 72 miles from the University of Alabama, located in the City of Tuscaloosa. Founded in 1831, the said university is known as the flagship campus of the University of Alabama System. More than 21,750 students are enrolled here.

UA is also recognized as the senior doctoral university in the state. As of now, it ranks among the state's three major research universities, along with academic and athletic rival Auburn University and the much younger University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Its School of Law, touted as the only publicly supported law school in the state, ranks as one of US News’ top 50 law schools in the United States for years on end. The law school prides itself in prestigious alumni such as United States Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black.

The university offers programs of study in 12 academic divisions leading to bachelor's, master's, Education Specialist, and doctoral degrees. Academic programs on offer here, which are unavailable elsewhere in the state, are doctoral programs in anthropology, library and information studies, music, Romance languages, and social work.

The Coleman Center For Arts and Culture

York is home to the Coleman Center for Arts and Culture, whose thrust is to “improve the quality of life in the Black Belt Region of the Deep South through creativity and inspiration derived from the arts.”

The Coleman Center for Arts and Culture is the fruit of a collaborative, grassroots effort of the local citizens, the York government, Sumter County Public Schools, the University of West Alabama, and other local institutions. For the last twenty years it has been conducting workshops, holding exhibitions, and sponsoring local festivals and events.

The Coleman Center for Arts and Culture is essentially a community-based arts organization that simultaneously serves as the “Cultural Agency of the City of York”.

Their museum has played host to over 140 exhibitions, providing professional exhibition opportunities to regional artists as well as bringing nationally recognized contemporary art to the region.

Significant additions to the Coleman Center include commendably substantial programs such as the Frances Hightower Hill Artists-in-Residence program, Black Belt Designs, York Art Here, Ala-Miss Book Center and Municipal Workshop.

Alabama State Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Alabama Power Foundation, the Black Belt Community Foundation, the Alabama Civil Justice Foundation, York Drug, Inc., the Drummond Company Inc., the Chattanooga Bakery Inc., all support the Coleman Center for the Arts.

Hospitals and clinics offering cosmetic surgery in York

The sole medical center in York is Hill Hospital Of Sumter County, situated in 751 Derby Drive. Other hospitals or medical centers in York’s proximity are Alliance Health Center, Jeff Anderson Regional Med Center and Riley Memorial Hospital, all in Meridian, Mississippi.

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