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Fargo Lifestyle News

Coverage of lifestyle in Fargo focuses on culture, family, home, hobbies and the everyday choices that shape daily life. Reporting follows how these subjects evolve across the city and the surrounding area.


Education

Live Poll

Should Fargo voters approve keeping the school district's current property tax levy?

Administration

Fargo Voters Decide School Levy Reauthorization

Fargo Public Schools asks voters to reauthorize an excess mill levy that funds its general budget, with a $2 million annual deficit projected if it fails.

Fargo Voters Decide School Levy Reauthorization

Food and Drink

Live Poll

Should your city government impose stricter policies on local establishments that hold liquor licenses?

Cocktails

Fargo Airport Weighs New Liquor License Proposal

City officials are reviewing a potential expansion of bar service options at the local airport.

Fargo Airport Weighs New Liquor License Proposal

Culture

Awards

Fargo World War II Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday

Leland Jensen, a former Army Air Corps service member, marked his 100th birthday at a local Fargo gathering.

Fargo World War II Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday

Real Estate

Live Poll

Do you believe local advisory councils can effectively address rental affordability issues in your community?

Apartments

Fargo Mayor Forms Rental Housing Advisory Council

The new body aims to address renter needs and improve communication between landlords and tenants in the city.

Fargo Mayor Forms Rental Housing Advisory Council

Pets

Live Poll

Would you visit a local zoo during winter months if it offered off-season programming?

Wildlife

Red River Zoo Plans Red Panda Exhibit Build

Executive Director Gene Peacock outlined the Fargo zoo's near-term focus on reaccreditation, exhibit construction and long-term expansion.

Red River Zoo Plans Red Panda Exhibit Build

More in Lifestyle

Day to day, that means examining changing social habits, housing and neighborhood trends, shifts in family activities and the rise of new local interests. Reporting spans the residential areas of the city and the communities around it. Seasonal changes in weather and community events significantly influence how people spend their time and interact with their neighbors. The rise of flexible work and changes in the local cost of living consistently alter the way residents balance their professional and personal commitments.