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Here’s what Gov. Doug Burgum had to say about Grand Forks’ recent development efforts: “I want all of you in Grand Forks to understand how special this is. There are few communities in the nation that can sit down … around a table and everybody's rowing in the same direction. This is why the future of Grand Forks is so bright and it's one of the reasons why I just love North Dakota, because this is one of the places in the nation, in the world, where it still happens today.”

Following a roundtable discussion with local civic and business leaders, Burgum took a lengthy walking tour of several downtown developments, meeting with local business owners along the way. Tuesday’s visit was a chance for local leaders to share a progress report with Burgum on ideas discussed at a 2018 meeting, when Burgum came to Grand Forks to talk about his Main Street Initiative project.

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum is set to speak to Grand Forks leaders and tour several publicly aided redevelopment projects in the city's downtown on Tuesday.

One unusual housing development was put on hold and another approved Thursday during a business meeting of the Allen County Plan Commission. Commissi ...

Subdivision plan given more time for plat vote DEVAN FILCHAK | The Journal Gazette Pure Development has 60 more days to work out an issue with the proposed 105-home subdivision that is on the Fort Wayne-Allen County line. The local development company proposed Violet's Garden No. 1, which would include 105 single-family home lots, with many at 0.14 acre with 5-foot side setbacks from property lines. The development, which is west of U.S. 27/Lafayette Street/Decatur Road, east of South Anthony Boulevard and north of Maples Road, lies primarily in the city, but about 30% of it is part of Adams...