Month: October 2015

The first Prairie Fire conference on October 24, in Bismarck, brought a unique group of entrepreneurs to a conference that claims to be “the first of its kind.” Gov. Jack…

[Today’s post comes from Annie Wood, our Director of Community Programs. Through her work at Minnesota State University Moorhead and now here at Emerging Prairie, Annie has been immersed in…

This morning at 1 Million Cups Fargo, Prairie Roots Food Co-Op announced that they are opening a location in Kilbourne Group‘s recently purchased building at 1213 NP Ave., the corner of…

It’s time to get your SUDS on. Wednesday, November 4, Startup Drinks (SUDS) is back with Captains, apps and drinks! Join us for a completely free, no agenda hang out…

On Thursday, October 22, students crowded into Barry Hall for a pizza and dubstep fueled night of brainstorming – aka, North Dakota State University’s annual Innovation Pitch. This is the…

Last Friday, October 24, Carrie Leopold was handed a stack of checks made out to her non-profit, Inspire Lab. The total: $14,900. “I will never ever forget this moment,” Leopold…

Last night, in celebration of their first year of coding classes, Girl Develop It Fargo hosted a showing of CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap at the Fargo Theatre. The documentary…

They started with the coffee cup made from coffee. Now, local 3D printing filament manufacturer 3Dom USA has moved on to another adult beverage. Introducing Buzzed: the 3D printing filament…

At a quick glance, there are five local Facebook pages for finding carpools. Each of the tri-colleges have a page, and there are a few general ones as well –…

Fargo has a lot of reasons to thank Brad Feld. Brad Feld is an entrepreneur, an author, and a venture capitalist with The Foundry Group. His book Startup Communities highlights…