Tammy Sletten

Jake Bacon was an elite high school hockey player when his dad's death shattered his world. After a struggle with addiction, he found love, faith, sobriety and a new business that's already thriving.

The 30,000+ square-foot park will offer "the excitement of a water park, without the water," according to a press release announcing the opening date.

After a major renovation, the popular bakery/cafe's many changes include an expanded savory menu, table service, a market for imported/local foods and back-of-house improvements to boost efficiency.

How do you turn a building designed for worship into a home designed for a family of 10? With lots of built-in expertise, an eye for discount building materials and a truckload of drywall.

Tom Kennedy's start in life wasn't easy, but he became an athlete, a hard worker and one of the best-known vendors in the Fargodome. Now he's preparing to retire. Well, kind of.

Inspired by the need to bring advocacy and comfort to those who are dying, a group of local women have trained to become end-of-life doulas and formed a business to offer comfort and support during final life stage.

Brittany Colbert was a stay-at-home mom with a dream. Then she learned how to hula-hoop. Now she's the stilt-walking, hula-hooping, fire-dancing owner of Flowstate Entertainment.

Slick City is expected to open at 3430 Jacks Way S. in Fargo in November.

A Steele, N.D., family has transformed the town's old bowling alley into MAD Moves rollerskating rink, making it one of North Dakota's few year-round rinks for rollerskating enthusiasts.

It might be going against the grain to try and turn a dilapidated flour mill into a boutique hotel, but Kevin Bartram, an expert at historic development projects, found a way.