May 16: Drivers are urged to allow extra time to reach their destinations during the Fargo Marathon which runs from Friday, May 18 through Saturday, May 19. Numerous roads will be closed and traffic numbers will be higher than usual, ... Read More»
May 15: The Fargo Forestry Department, Fargo Park District, River Keepers, and Cass County Soil Conservation Service will celebrate Arbor Day and receive the “Tree City USA” award on Friday, May 18 at 9:30 a.m. in Lindenwood Park, 1701 5th ... Read More»
May 15: A meeting to review the proposed Erskine’s Addition Historic Overlay District with the Fargo Planning Commission and Fargo Historic Preservation Commission is scheduled for Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 4 p.m. in the Fargo City Commission Room at ... Read More»
May 14: On Monday, May 14, the 7th Ave. N. bridge over I-29 will close to traffic. Crews will be removing the 7th Ave. N. bridge deck to improve the condition of the driving surface and widening the bridge for construction of a ... Read More»
May 11: Residents who missed the annual Electronics Recycling Event last Saturday can still drop off computers and TVs at the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Facility for free. Fargo residents can recycle up to one TV and one computer per ... Read More»
May 10: If you drive a car or ride a bike, you'll want to check out www.SharetheRoadFargo.com. This new online resource has quick and easy answers to important bicycle related questions such as what bike lane road markings mean, which roads in town have ... Read More»
May 7: Are you new to computers and want to learn the basics of word processing or find better ways to search the Internet? Take part in a computer basics class. Classes generally last ninety minutes and pre-registration is required due to limited ... Read More»
May 3: Spring is here, are you ready to start digging in your garden? Do you like to garden, but don’t have a lot of room? Do you have some gardens that need a little care, but don’t know where ... Read More»
May 1: More owners of older homes in Fargo will be able to improve their properties, thanks to a new investment by Gate City Bank. The bank has created a new $2 million loan pool for the City of Fargo’s ... Read More»
April 19: The Fargo Public Library is happy to present a spring gardening series. Space is limited; pre-registration is required. Register online or call 241-1492 for more information.
Session 1: Container Gardening
Eric Baker of Baker Garden and Gift will lead this workshop with tips ... Read More»
