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The Wednesday night dinners will approximate what Norse meals were like in the Middle Ages.

The boutique hotel's rooftop patio has gotten a complete makeover, while other downtown Fargo bars and restaurants carve out their claims to sun and fun.

The city’s investment in the property split city commissioners. Some saw it as an opportunity to secure more affordable homes in Fargo, while others thought the move was a financial misstep.

A select rundown of stories found on InForum.

Visitors expecting a scene out of the movie might be surprised by the James Beard-nominated chefs, hipster boutiques and craft breweries.

Visitors to the North Dakota town expecting a scene right out of the movie might be surprised by the James Beard-nominated chefs, Pride flags, hipster boutiques and craft breweries. Oh, and a museum dedicated to the bison.

Fargo City Commission debated whether to purchase one of the homes at 714 12th St. N., but tabled a decision until the commission's next meeting on Oct. 17.

Forum food critic Eric Daeuber tries out a casual meal on three rooftops in downtown Fargo.

How did I miss this? A new restaurant coming to Fargo, and I didn’t hear about it? Shame on me. I’m in the loop now though, and I am beyond excited for this prospect. 701 Eateries, which will be opening in the historic part of Fargo, is gathering a large amount of hype. The restaurant is set to open this May, and will feature a rooftop patio open year round. But that’s not all. It features two levels, one of which is called Camp Lone Tree and has a very outdoorsy feel to it. The main lev...

After two years of construction, a former laundromat in one of Fargo's oldest neighborhoods is preparing to open as a unique, Midwest-themed restaurant.