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Native leaders call for Bismarck riverfront project to include area's forgotten history - Vimarsana News

Native leaders call for Bismarck riverfront project to include area's forgotten history

North Dakota state and local entities are working together to plan a multimillion-dollar development — including festival grounds and an amphitheater — along the Missouri River in Bismarck

Bismarck riverfront project planners to host three meetings - Vimarsana News

Bismarck riverfront project planners to host three meetings

A group seeking to increase development on the Missouri riverfront in Bismarck will host three meetings this week and next to gather more public input on its proposed project.

Bismarck riverfront group receives $4M for project; Huff Hills gets $650K through program - Vimarsana News

Bismarck riverfront group receives $4M for project; Huff Hills gets $650K through program

A group seeking to boost development along the Missouri River in Bismarck is closer to funding a project following the award of a $4 million state grant.

Proposed Bismarck riverfront project along Missouri River receives $4 million grant - Vimarsana News

Proposed Bismarck riverfront project along Missouri River receives $4 million grant

A riverfront festival grounds along the Bismarck side of the Missouri River, supported by multiple local and state interests, has earned a $4 million funding grant from the North Dakota Department of Commerce.

Source: kxnet.com
Letter: Time to raze rather than renovate the Fargodome - Vimarsana News

Letter: Time to raze rather than renovate the Fargodome

"It's time for something better, not a remodel of an ancient building," Fargo resident Keith Berg writes.