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WAHPETON — Steve Farden, president of Farden Construction and a distinguished graduate of North Dakota State College of Science, received the prestigious John M. Agrey Award from the Upper Great
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Jan 12, 2021 A replica of a landmark building now stands in Maxbass, thanks to the co-owners of a local construction company Steve and Todd Farden, co-owners of Farden Construction, Inc., bought the building that once was a bank and then a post office. The building was in poor condition so it was torn down and a new replica building of the old one was constructed there in the exact spot. Andrea Johnson of The Minot Daily News tells the story of the project in Monday’s edition. Rebuilding a landmark as the building in Maxbass is a way for generations to remember the past in their community.
ajohnson@minotdailynews.com Andrea Johnson/MDN A replica of a landmark building in Maxbass is pictured on Saturday in Maxbass. A replica of a landmark town square building in Maxbass is looking good, thanks to brothers Steve and Todd Farden, co-owners of Farden Construction, Inc. Steve Farden said the brothers had been waiting for about 16 years to buy the 115-year-old building that had once been used as a bank and later as a post office through the 1970s. The original building was in poor condition and had to be torn down but the Fardens arranged to build a new structure that looks just lik...