Downtown Community Partnership says last week’s Downtown Fargo Street Fair saw its largest crowds in years. They estimate the attendance climbed by more than 10 percent over 2024 to well over 100,000 people.

The 49th Annual Downtown Fargo Street Fair saw its largest crowds in years last week as estimated attendance climbed by more than 10 percent over 2024, according to new data from the Downtown Community Partnership.

A direct lending partnership between Wells Fargo & Co. and Centerbridge Partners has arranged $2 billion in deals since the start of this year, bringing its total amount deployed to-date to $4.8 billion,

Hope Lutheran Church requested that the city rezone the land between Sixth Street West and Ninth Street West, in The Wilds neighborhood, from agricultural land to single-family residences. Churches are a permitted use of land zoned for single-family residences.

That is why Fargo City Commissioner Dave Piepkorn is requesting the city attorney look into the legality of recovering city funds from entities that misused the money. One of the entities called out in his request is Faith4Hope.

The West Fargo 12U Rattlers are preparing for the Cal Ripken World Series. “Everyone’s been pretty excited going into it,” said Austin Schumacher. “We’ve been looking forward to it all year. Putting a lot of hard work heading into the World Series.