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The deal targets entrepreneurs and business owners seeking space near the Fargo Convention Center, which is estimated to bring 100,000 people a year to downtown Fargo when it opens in 2029.
Kilbourne GroupDowntown Community PartnershipSami HarwoodFargo Moorhead Community TheatreRocky SchneiderProperty Resources GroupJustin GustofsonFargo Convention Center
The installation connects Downtown Fargo's riverfront and public art, with backing from the Downtown Community Partnership and other regional organizations, reflecting activity along a trail corridor relevant to FM development.
Emerging PrairieDowntown Community PartnershipRocky SchneiderAll American Trail NorthPat CraryFargo-Moorhead Convention & Visitors BureauNorth Dakota Council on the Arts
The free public event connects visitors with downtown retailers, local makers, and artisans, directly supporting Downtown Fargo commerce and creative industries.
North Dakota State UniversityDowntown Community PartnershipFargo Moorhead Community TheatreRocky SchneiderMastel Made Artisan EyewearNatalie Sparrow ManagementDeborah FredricksonTastee Vintage
The $46M downtown Fargo Convention Center, set to open in 2029, is projected to generate $27M annually and $834M in net new spending over 30 years, with ripple effects expected across the broader FM metro including Moorhead.
Kilbourne GroupDowntown Community PartnershipEAPC Architects EngineersMike AllmendingerKelly ZanderZander CapitalRocky SchneiderShirley Hughes
The role of Executive Director of Campus and Community Relations at MSUM directly affects university-community partnerships in the FM area, with finalists drawn from NDSU, University of Iowa, and Microsoft.
North Dakota State UniversityDowntown Community PartnershipMicrosoftCindy GraffeoJustin FraaseAngela MathersDakota Medical FoundationUniversity of Iowa
The 480-space city-owned garage adds parking for those who live, work and visit downtown Fargo, with a mixed-use development including 168 apartments due in 2026.
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