Located in East Madison Township, Fair Play is part of Polk County, Missouri. When its post office was established in 1852, the town’s founders wanted to name the town Oakland, but that name had already been assigned to another Missouri community, so they decided to call it Fair Play. In 1884, the Kansas City Clinton & Springfield Railway extended its track to Fair Play, establishing a station there. The city is situated at Missouri Highway 32 and Route 123, south of Dunnegan, southwest of Cliquot, northwest of Stagle, and northeast of Masters and Stockton Lake.
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The company began in White Hall, Arkansas in 1979 as Caldwell Fabrication & Welding, opening a new facility in Play Play, Missouri in 2006, focusing on the sale of pre-engineered metal buildings and building components, as well as providing steel for a number of other projects, which are outlined here, along with its services and contacts.
http://www.fairplaymetals.com/
Offering a K-12 public school curriculum, the Fair Play, Missouri school system operates an elementary school and a high school, each of which are highlighted here, along with a district calendar, school schedules, a lunch menu, and faculty and staff contacts. Announcements are posted to the site.
http://www.fairplay.k12.mo.us/
A profile and history of the city is offered on its official municipal web site, along with meeting agendas and minutes, ordinances, and public notices. Administrative and departmental contacts are included.
http://www.fairplaymo.com/
Established in a farm house at Bear Creek, just outside of Fair Play, Missouri, the congregation is located along East Highway 32. Staff contacts, service times, a calendar of events, and an overview of its programs and ministries are put forward. A sermon archive is included.
http://harvestassembly.us/
