New building with apartments, retail space planned in downtown Fargo
Re-posted from The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, August 23, 2017. By Tu-Uyen Tran FARGO — Even more construction is expected on downtown’s […]
InterUrban Inspiration
This article was originally published in the September issue of Fargo INC! Magazine. Every business benchmarks. Taking a deeper look
It Wasn’t Always Like This: APT – A Creative Incubator
“APT is a chance for artists to come together and work in individual and shared spaces, a chance for the
It Wasn’t Always Like This: The Fargo Theatre
Today, many recognize the iconic marquee of the Fargo Theatre. It, like many other small-town theater marquees, is a prominent
Scoop N Dough Candy Co. Brings Sweet Treats to Roberts Alley
By Katie Spokely Downtown Fargo has a sweet tooth, and Scoop N Dough Candy Company plans to be the shop
5 Reasons to Fall in Love With Working Downtown
1. Proximity to food (and not just any food…really, REALLY good food) Working downtown means countless, varied restaurant options within
Renaissance Zone Program: Downtown’s Rebirth
By Katie Spokely renaissance (re·nais·sance) : rebirth, revival Since 1996, Renaissance Zone programs have been utilized by cities throughout the
Everest Café to Open in the Black Building in Downtown Fargo
By Katie Spokely Everest Tikka House, a Nepalese and Indian eatery located in the Moorhead Center Mall, is opening a
It Wasn’t Always Like This: Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center for Creativity
Glance through the tall windows of the brick building at 717 1st Ave N, and you might see kids sculpting hamburgers out of clay. Or adults painting with watercolor. Or, if it’s after school hours, one of the artists-in-residence creating a new masterpiece.
