Need more seating!!!! What do we need a convention center for at the Fargodome???
Need more seating!!!! What do we need a convention center for at the Fargodome???
For the other 355 days of the year when we arent using the dome?
May be we could try this?????
https://www.nba.com/news/deer-distri...s-in-milwaukee
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[QUOTE=TAILG8R;1623552]I think too many Bison fans don't remember the Fargodome was not built for NDSU and is not going to be upgraded for NDSU. In some way I might suggest we should be happy that the city is putting millions of $$ into upgrading the facility that NDSU plays in. As it was said before their are about 8-9 football games(NDSU) a year at the dome and how many hundreds of other events?[/QUOTE
Precisely. There are far too many Bison- and football-centric fans around here. It is NOT about you. It is about the City of Fargo. I always say "as Fargo goes, so goes NDSU."
Millions of dollars for green seats???? I agree the seats should always have been green, not blue or red. That would have made the empty seats less conspicuous. I would like to know if the blue seats can't be repainted green instead of replaced or else just paint them yellow (yellow + blue equals green). Nobody looks at frugality anymore. Cost-cutting is a dirty word. A cryin' shame.
As an older person, I grew up with West Fargo being the town with the packing plant (Federal Beef). It had a piss-poor reputation as a packing plant town back then. Now they are surpassing Fargo in some markers of economics and stature and status, and it is an embarrassment. I still would not be caught dead living in West Fargo.
That red and white water tower on 10th Street North is an infamous landmark. I see it daily as I live in North Fargo with my (male) husband. I often wonder what it is like to have a home close to or even under a water tower. Imagine living next door to one, and opening your drapes in the morning and Christ! You are gazing at the bottom of that creepy water tower. Back in the day when teens would do pranks, they would scale a water tower and paint '69 on it. Things like that. Removing the red and white water tower will be an incredible feat. I would LOVE to see how they dismantle it.