Marisa Jackels
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A Pocket-Sized Masterpiece
Choice Financial’s customers now have the ability to carry their very own piece of local art with them at all times in the form of a debit card. More
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It Wasn’t Always Like This: The Stage At Island Park
This month, we wrap up an eight-part series that has told the story of Downtown Fargo’s transformation with the story of The Stage at Island Park. More
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It Wasn’t Always Like This: Gasper’s School Of Dance
A small, concrete warehouse once used to make dentures may not sound like a hub of creativity, but it just goes to show what a little architectural magic can do. More
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It Wasn’t Always Like This: The Fabulous, Historic Fargo Theatre
Today, many recognize the iconic marquee of the Fargo Theatre. It, like many other small-town theater marquees, is a prominent centerpiece of a bustling downtown. More
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It Wasn’t Always Like This: APT – A Creative Incubator
The most recent milestone can be seen in the form of APT, a creative incubator that opened in the summer of 2016. More
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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. This is the Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center for Creativity, a community studio space designed for learning, discussion and display of creative work. More
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It Wasn’t Always Like This: The History Of Family HealthCare
Before there were family dentist appointments and annual check-ups, there were cars propped up on hoists, stacks upon stacks of printing paper, and bricked and boarded-up windows to keep the light out. This is just a glimpse into the life of Family HealthCare’s home in Downtown Fargo, a prominent brick structure on Northern Pacific Avenue. More
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It Wasn’t Always Like This: Renaissance Hall
If you’re relatively new to Fargo, there’s something you might not realize: It wasn’t always like this. We take for granted the bustling city center that Downtown has become—filled with trendy restaurants, farmers markets, and charming buildings—but not that long ago, the landscape was quite a bit different. More
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Striking Gold: Weave Got Maille Garners National Recognition
What began as a group of women making jewelry in a living room is now one of the largest chainmaille manufacturing companies in the world. More
