2 weeks Ago By David Olson
FARGO — Cul De Sac, a boutique offering new, second-hand and vintage clothing items, recently opened at 23 8th St. S., in downtown Fargo.
The space was formerly home to Kittsona, which has permanently closed, as has the Kittsona store in Grand Forks. Cul De Sac states it is committed to sustainability and to offering high-quality and mostly made in the U.S.
A. items. In keeping with that sensibility, the store sends customers home with items placed in reusable bags.
Clothing items are a mix of men's, women's and unisex. The store opens at 10 a.m.
every day and closes at 7 p.m. on weekdays and 5 p.
m. on weekends. FARGO — Steffes Group Canada has acquired Bruce Schapansky Auctioneers Inc.
, based in Tisdale, Saskatchewan. This will be the 10th location for the company founded by longtime farmer and auctioneer Bob Steffes in 1960. Bruce Schapansky and his staff will continue their operations in Tisdale while undergoing a rebrand to become Steffes.
“Bruce has built a strong reputation in Saskatchewan with his seller-focused approach to auctioneering,” said Scott Steffes, president of Steffes Group. “He values customer relationships as much as we do, which makes this such a great pairing. For his existing customers, the transition will be seamless, and we look forward to building upon what he started by delivering our comprehensive platform of auction experiences.
” Steffes has deep roots in agriculture and has been a leading farm auction company in the Midwest for six decades. The company now offers a full range of auction services, including live on-site and online auctions for farm equipment, construction equipment, transportation equipment, and real estate. FARGO — The 25th annual RDO Caters Taters fundraising luncheon will be held from 11 a.
m. to 1 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 28, at the Holiday Inn, 3803 13th Ave. S.
, Fargo. The luncheon will feature $10 dine-in or take-out options for a baked potato with toppings, dessert and beverage choices. Raffle tickets will also be available at the event.
This year's proceeds will benefit Farm in the Dell of the Red River Valley, a nonprofit that employs people with disabilities to work at its Moorhead farm, growing crops for sale through its CSA program. Their mission is to "transform disabilities into abilities through purposeful work." The funds will be used to expand their programming, creating even more meaningful learning experiences for their Garden Engineers and the local community.
For more information, visit rdocaterstaters.com ..
