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Downtown projects changing the game in Fargo, Bismarck

Community leaders in Fargo and Bismarck are hopeful that a pair of big development projects will further incentivize the renaissance taking place in their respective downtown business districts. [...]Read More... from Downtown projects changing the game in Fargo, Bismarck

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Winnipeg: Curbside organic pickup considered

Winnipeg city council members heard the details on a program to implement curbside organic waste pickup in the City. But the cost of the program has leaders concerned that it would hike already high water and sewer bills. [...]Read More... from Winnipeg:[...]

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Winter Driving: Preventing slick roads gets more scientific

For the Minnesota Highway Department, the amount of salt and brine they use on winter roads is not casually determined. More and more, science and research are guiding the amount of material used and application rates that use resources efficiently and create[...]

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Pierce County Blocks Nuclear Drilling Test

A plan to drill down to the oldest rock on the planet has been blocked by Pierce County Commissioners. The plan was billed as scientific research, but local officials believe it was a thinly veiled effort to test for the viability of[...]

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Roesler ready to chase spot in Summer Olympics

A Fargo athlete has hopes of representing the U.S. at this summer’s Rio Olympics. Laura Roesler is a former Fargo South track standout and will be running hard for a spot on the women’s track team while competing in the 800-meter race. [...]Read[...]

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Dakotah Rose Recognized as Top B & B in ND

Congratulations to Carol and Jim Carr, owners of the Dakotah Rose for being named the best bed and breakfast in North Dakota. KMOT News has the story. [...]Read More... from Dakotah Rose Recognized as Top B & B in ND

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Grand Forks Discussing Creation of ‘Umbrella’ Arts Organization

Leaders in Grand Forks gathered recently to question whether the community would be served well by sort of a parent arts organization — on that could advocate and assist other specialized arts organizations. [...]Read More... from Grand Forks Discussing Creation of ‘Umbrella’[...]

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Downtown Fargo residents fed up with alcohol-driven crime

The renaissance of downtown Fargo has not been without its hiccups. Downtown residents gathered recently to discuss the rise in crime and vandalism, a problem many associated with alcohol. It’s a story worth reading as we set forth on revitalizing Minot’s downtown.[...]

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Fargo: Mixed-Use Parking Garages Being Considered

The City of Fargo heard pitches from there development groups looking to build mixed-use commercial, residential, and parking garages in downtown Fargo. [...]Read More... from Fargo: Mixed-Use Parking Garages Being Considered

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Manitoba: Loan program announced for breweries and distilleries

The province of Manitoba is looking to kickstart the brewing and distilling industries. So much so, they’re starting a loan program to help new start-ups purchase equipment. [...]Read More... from Manitoba: Loan program announced for breweries and distilleries

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Williston ARC working to Accommodate Growing School Districts

With the growth in school districts and membership of the Williston Area Recreation Center, usage conflicts are starting to arise from limited space and time in the ARC. A bond vote this February that would approve construction of a new K-8 elementary[...]