Lawmakers ask for millions to turn former Fargo Brewing building into homeless center
Rep. Greg Stemen, a Republican, offered an amendment to the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation budget asking for $5 million for the project.| InForum
Rep. Greg Stemen, a Republican, offered an amendment to the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation budget asking for $5 million for the project.| InForum
Burgum founded the Kilbourne Group, which has been a major developer in downtown Fargo's revitalization.| InForum
The 1923 building—now the industrial-chic residence of Keith and Rondi McGovern—is showcased during the Magnolia Network's series, "Where We Call Home," which is now available to Discovery Plus subscribers.| InForum
Since 2015, the former Firestone Complete Auto Care at 202 4th St. N. in downtown Fargo has sat empty. Thanks to a new adaptive reuse project, that will soon change.| InForum
Changes include comings and goings, according to Rocky Schneider, executive director of the Downtown Community Partnership, who says every store "has its own story."| InForum
