The list below includes all sites hosted by Village Fair Web Designs; some sites are designed and maintained by other parties.

Arkansas Fastpitch

Informational site for girl's fastpitch softball in Arkansas.

Bath and Kitchen Gallery

Located in Little Rock, Arkansas and providing bath and kitchen design services, as well as appliances, cabinetry, and a plethora of other services.

Kaliloa Beach Trail Inn

Kaliloa Beach Trail Inn,Nuku'alofa, Tongatapu, Kingdom of Tonga, South Pacific.

Knit 2 Together

We offer equipment and supplies for various textile crafts: hand and machine knitting, tatting, crocheting, plus software for quilting, cross stitch, dressmaking, knitting, and needlepoint.

Mel Gibson Fans Mailing List

The website for the Mel Gibson Fans Mailing List has been the recipient of several awards and mentions in prominent media. Although not an official site, the website has become one of the largest and most reliable resources on the Internet for fans of Mel Gibson. The mailing list itself boasts subscribers from thirty countries. All graphics, design and most midi files are original. Created in May, 1996. Redesign complete on April 22, 1998. The site is home to several special sub-sites.

Micolochick Stained Glass Gallery

A premier family company dealing in the original creation of original stained glass works for home, business, and church. Created in January, 1998, and maintained by Village Fair. A template site.

Ray Lusk Plumbing

Award winning plumbing services in Central Arkansas; in business for twenty years. Ray Lusk Plumbing provides everything from emergency plumbing, sewer and drain services, to appliance repair and much more.

Rocky Mountain Lama Fiber Pool

Designed by Lisa Hightower for Rocky Mountain Lama Fiber Pool, an alpaca and llama fiber and yarn processing company located in Colorado.

Westark Area Council

Westark Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America, located in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Non-profit foundation "official" website created for the Westark Area Council in August, 1997, and maintained by the Council office. Most graphics are original, with exception of official logos used by B.S.A. and United Way agencies. As of March, 1999, the site resides on Village Fair, with its own domain.