What’s Old is New Again: The Black Building in Downtown Fargo
A city is the sum of countless decisions made along the way of its evolution. With a bit of research, […]
Uncategorized
5 Things We’ve Learned About Public-Private Partnerships
A public-private partnership (P3) is when the public sector (government) and the private sector (typically a business) partner to more
When business and cities work together, we can create communities we want to live in
Even in North Dakota’s biggest city, Fargo elected officials and staff leadership are exceedingly accessible. In learning from peer cities,
Big Bets on City Strengths: What Makes the Next American City?
By Mari Hall, Kilbourne Group When it comes to North Dakota, we’re pretty familiar with the middle ground. We’re ranked
The Public Private Partnership Behind Block 9: An Illustration
This is Block 9 — a landmark development in the heart of downtown Fargo. Block 9 has been a surface
Block 9 Photos: Level 7 Elevated Deck Placement, June 7, 2019
Getting an early morning start is a direct effort to ease downtown congestion while allowing our team to beat the
Why a strong downtown is good for a city’s business community
A strong downtown business community concentrates talent, culture, art and innovation in a way that can turn a walk down
Black Coffee and Waffle Bar Joins Downtown Fargo Business Community
When the owner of Black Coffee and Waffle Bar set out to find the right spot for his third location,
Shining a neon light on Roberts Alley
The art of Roberts Alley has received a new installation. Kilbourne Group believes in the power of design to create
Fargo has a knack for punching above its weight class
By most accounts, Fargo is tiny. Our predictions of 330,000 people in 26 (long) years are exciting enough to make