Bismarck Magazine - Volume 6: Issue 2 March/April 2021 by Bismarck Magazine

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Health Squad Name: Alexander Domson, CBD Buyer and Manager Where did you grow up? Casper, WY How long have you worked at Terry's Health Products? 1 full year as of March. What are your ideal pastimes? Going outdoors, walks, hikes, working out, paddleboard and kayak in the summer. What is your favorite part of working at Terry’s Health Products? I would honestly say my favorite part about working at Terry's Health Products is the environment brought on, not only my coworkers, but the customers themselves. Getting to meet new people and being able to help them on a personal level is the best. I have a lot of health issues myself and can relate to a lot of our customers and that gives me a lot of pride and joy. Why are you so passionate about CBD? I wanted to become the CBD manager because of my diabetes. I am type 1 diabetic. The reason why CBD helps me so much is because it assists with all the outside factors that pertain to blood sugar whether that’s anxiety, stress, or pain because all those things can raise your blood sugar. I am a military veteran and was stationed in Korea for 2 years and have PTSD and that’s truly why I’m so passionate about it and why I’m driven to learn more about it. Alex’s five favorite products: Peace Garden Hemp Full Spectrum Hemp Extract 1500mg This is one of my favorites. The milligrams are not too low but not too high. It’s also one of our most popular products at Terry's. You just place a dropper of it under your tongue. The benefit of a liquid over a soft gel is because there is a salivary gland under your tongue that absorbs it and goes right into the bloodstream, instead of all the way to through your digestive tract to kick in. Peace Garden Hemp Soft Gels These are a new product for Peace Garden Hemp. We didn’t have the right method on extracting the hemp flower and putting it into a soft gel, but because of Covid-19 and having a bit more time we were able to come up with this. It's a 25mg per soft gel. It’s easy to take and for on the go. The reason you would take this over a liquid would be for convivence and taste. Take two a day and you can see health benefits around sleep issues, anxiety, pain, inflammation and more. Pure Ration Transdermal Patches You can stick this anywhere on your body and even shower with it on. It sticks to your skin for a continuous flow of CBD for up to 96 hours. It works to the area that its applied. For instance if you have lower back pain you place it on that spot and it looks like a Band-Aid on your back. Myriam’s CBD + CBDA This is perfect for someone who has insomnia. It helps people who want that long resting sleep without the groggy effect afterwards. The taste is very potent but it works in about 15-20 minutes. I used to only get about 2-3 hours of sleep and then I started taking this and now I get a full 6 hours. Hippie Jack’s Gummies This is the first product I ever bought from Terry's Health Products, and the one that sparked my interest in CBD. I love them so much because they taste just like a gummy bear.

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What a year! Are you sick of talking about it? Good, us too! Let’s talk about how crazy cool this city we live in is and the neat things that are still in the works this year! One year ago, in our March/April issue, you got to read all about the cool new building projects that were happening all over the city. Where are they now? Great question, let’s read ahead and check on the updates from businesses like Northern Plains Dance, The Patterson Building, and the new mixed use space 630 Main. It is always so inspiring watching new businesses and buildings come to life and make Bismarck/Mandan an even better place to call home. It’s not just new buildings that are making the news, but new owners, too. Leilani Shannon has recently taken over Dutch Mill Florist and is the talk of the town. Leilani and her daughter Jessica are here to help you create the perfect bouquet for the upcoming holidays, Mother’s Day and Easter! From florals to facades this issue is fascinating! And that’s not all! We said goodbye to our food taster Medora in our Holiday Issue as she took us through a tasting of all her favorite places. But, no need to fret! Our good friend Kori is taking over with Kori’s Kitchen, and she'll be taking you through all sorts of bread baking fun. She’s starting us off easy with her no knead bread recipe, and over these next few issues will slowly let us try our hands at English muffins, tortillas and so much more!

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Northern Plains Dance OLD FRONT STREET MILLWORKS BUILDING

STORY: MARIA FLECK • RENDERINGS: KATIE VASBINDER FOR CONCEPT DESIGN ONLY • PHOTO: DEANNE BILLINGS

orthern Plains Dance is a non-profit

Avenue with hopes to expand. However, due to

dance studio working to share the

COVID and various setbacks, their timeline for

joy of dance and make a positive

expansion has been pushed back.

difference through the arts. They offer classes for infants up through adults in a variety of

The original hope for the completion of Phase

genres including ballet, modern, and tap. As

One of the project was September 2020 with

they continue to grow, Northern Plains Dance

Phase Two getting off the ground at the start

bought the old Millworks building on Front

of this year. “Oh the things I didn’t know a year

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16,460 SQUARE FEET Hollis Mackintosh Heid, Director at Northern Plains Dance

P H A S E O N E C O M P L E T I O N L AT E S P R I N G 2 0 2 1 PHASE TWO COMPLETION TBD 5 STUDIOS 1 0 0 S E AT B L A C K B O X T H E AT E R S PA C E 2 DRESSING ROOMS 2 B AT H R OO M S , O N E F O R S T U D E N T S A N D ONE FOR PUBLIC

ago,” jokes Hollis Mackintosh Heid, director at

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Northern Plains Dance. “I don’t think I realized

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how difficult it was to change occupancy in a

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building.”

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The expenses up front for renovating the new location were bigger than previously realized. All the regulations and safety codes required by the

Phase One should be late March.

If you would like to donate money or services to help Northern Plains Dance

City of Bismarck, along with trying to pay for two buildings throughout COVID make it impossible

Phase One will involve expanded

continue to share the joy of dance

for Northern Plains Dance to utilize their entire

bathrooms, expanded locker rooms,

through their non-profit organization,

building at this time. The agreement they have with

and three dance studios. Other aspects

please contact Hollis or donate through

the City is to block off over 50% of the building

of the remodel include a better layout,

their website at northernplainsdance.

until they can afford a fire sprinkler system.

and additional safety and comfort

org/support. Naming rights are still

However, before the focus can be on that, money

upgrades. Plans for Phase Two remain

available for a gift of any size from $500

must also be raised for the parking lot. Northern

the same, but the date of its completion

to $1,000,000.

Plains Dance was able to finally start construction

is up in the air.

two weeks before Christmas. Completion of

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Patterson Place 422 E MAIN AVE, BISMARCK

STORY: MARIA FLECK • RENDERING: AWH ARCHITECTS • PHOTOS: COURTESY OF JIM CHRISTIANSON

he Patterson building is one of the

art and a political headquarters for years. For

most iconic buildings in Bismarck.

over 20 years, Edward Patterson maintained

Developed by Edward Patterson, the

construction on the building, slowly adding on

building has seen over 100 years of history. It

floors in order to avoid property taxes. A law was

was originally named the McKenzie Hotel after

passed in 1941 to put a stop to this practice.

Andrew McKenzie. After McKenzie’s death in the early 1920s, the building was renamed the

The Patterson Hotel eventually fell into ruin and

Patterson Hotel. The hotel was state-of-the-

was condemned by the City of Bismack in 1980.

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Jim Christianson was involved in the building’s renovations. He helped turn the old hotel into new apartments. The apartments were named Patterson Place. Now, forty years later, Patterson Place is undergoing another renovation. The Patterson building was bought in 2019 by Schuett Companies with a proposal for exciting renovations. The proposal included an exterior facelift, new vintage signage at the top of the building, a terrace for residents, and exterior staircase to the basement. The original end date for the project was end of 2020, but because of the pandemic, the end date had to be extended. The renovations should now be complete by April 1st. The project is close to completion with most of the interior work on Patterson Place finished. The exterior facelift that involved cleaning up and restoring the brick and stucco is all but finished as well. The focus has now turned to the storefronts. The vintage signs on the top of the building are still planned on. One thing that is likely no longer happening, is the exterior staircase on 5th street leading down to the basement. There was an ongoing debate on whether to include these stairs, but as of now, the decision is no. The stairs were going to be for fire safety, but instead fire sprinklers will be installed. The basement will still to be available as a public space. Through these exciting renovations, the legacy

R E N O VAT I O N S C O M P L E T E D B Y APRIL 1, 2021

of the Patterson building will live on. As we have

BUILT IN 1910

seen over the past year, the future is uncertain, but the past will always be there to serve as a reminder of our ability to overcome the conflict of our present moment.

EXTERIOR FACELIFT N E W V I N TA G E S I G N A G E TERRACE FOR RESIDENTS

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630 Main

630 E MAIN AVE, BISMARCK STORY: MARIA FLECK • RENDERINGS: CIVITECTURE STUDIO PLLC

630

East Main hopes to

with enough space for street-side patios. There

become an anchor

will also be smaller storefronts, 500 or 1,000

for

downtown

square feet, available to lease. The high traffic and

Bismarck, providing commercial and residential

visibility of Main Street makes these spaces ideal

space on the corner of Main Avenue and 7th

for a business looking to start up. “We are trying

Street. The project is a mixed use development

to curate the tenant mix to have this energy and

with 52 apartments and roughly 10,000 square

offer the sorts of amenities our tenants might

feet of commercial space on the ground floor

look for in other apartment buildings,” explains

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L OC AT E D O N T H E C O R N E R O F MAIN AVENUE AND 7TH STREET BROKE GROUND SPRING 2020 3 FLOORS 52 APARTMENTS 1 COMMUNITY COURTYARD IN THE REAR 1ST FLOOR COMMERCIAL SPACE 10,500 SQUARE FEET OF STOREFRONT SPACE SPRING 2022 COMPLETION

David Witham, project manager. While

recently retired. Everything will be modern

some locations have been claimed, there

and new with stainless steel appliances,

are still about four other spaces available

solid surface counters and hard-surface

This

for lease.

floors. Handicap accessible apartments will

possibilities to downtown Bismarck. The

be available on the ground floor.

walkability of these apartments to the many

The apartments will be slightly higher-end,

heart of downtown Bismarck. development

brings

exciting

businesses, restaurants, and entertainment

but still affordable with the monthly lease

The apartments will also be pet-friendly,

venues in the area is perfect for those

projected to be just under $1,000. Parking

one of the reasons there will be no carpet

wanting to participate in the comings and

will be available in the ramp adjacent to the

in the apartments. Another way the

goings of their vibrant community. The

building as an additional charge, making

apartment is perfect for pet owners is

project’s projected completion is spring of

parking arrangements customizable to

the courtyard located at the rear of the

2022. If you are interested in learning more,

the tenants’ needs. The apartments will

building. The backyard will be fenced in

1 Million Cups is hosting a presentation on

be mostly one bedroom, with the target

so pets can safely roam. The yard will also

March 10th.

residents being young professionals or the

have greenery, a unique opportunity in the

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the

Landers Group THE RENAISSANCE & THE GROVE STORY: MARIA FLECK • RENDERINGS: LANDERS GROUP

he Renaissance and the Grove are

on the edges of Bismarck. The Renaissance and

two new residential developments

the Grove are a part of a growing movement to

coming to Bismarck. Located on the

restore living spaces to the center of Bismarck.

corner of 3rd Street and Avenue A, the style of the new developments will fit in with the existing

The Grove will be the first of the developments to

neighborhood. Their location is within walking

be built with an end date of early 2022 projected.

distance of Bismarck’s downtown. Until recently,

The old buildings that were on the site have

new apartments and condos have been built

been demolished. If the weather cooperates,

construction can begin as soon as March.

The Renaissance will be built to the east

can access their apartments from the garage

“We’re anxious to get going since we’d

of the Grove and will operate more like

through a back door.

hoped to get going in 2021 before COVID

a traditional apartment complex with a

changed the world on us. We’re very excited

lobby, elevator and common space. The

Residents of these new apartments will

to get going now,” expressed Michael

Renaissance will be a four story building

have direct access to downtown Bismarck

Lander, president of the Lander Group.

with 68 apartments and a rooftop deck. The

to enjoy the many restaurants, businesses,

The Grove will have 4 buildings built to

fourth floor will be comprised of penthouse

and venues offered. “Bismarck has done a

look like large, traditional houses. In each

units and set back, giving the building

great job building their core and being full

2 ½ story building will be five units. A fifth

the appearance of a three story building

of amenities and jobs,” says Michael. “We’re

building will house 11 garages and three

while allowing for private decks on the

taking advantage of that, and I’m really

two bedroom apartments. There are eight

fourth level. The first floor apartments will

excited to present that opportunity.”

more detached garages and 11 additional

also have their own porches. Behind the

open parking spaces. The apartments will

apartments will be indoor parking which

all have direct entries.

will connect to the apartments. Residents

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68 APARTMENTS 54 PARKING SPACES 4 STORY BUILDING 11.6-MILLION-DOLLAR BUDGET 1 ROOFTOP DECK WITH A CLUBHOUSE 4TH FLOOR PENTHOUSE UNITS BROKE GROUND FEBRUARY 2021

the

Renaissance

the

Grove 5 BUILDINGS 23 APARTMENTS 19 ENCLOSED PARKING SPACES 3.9-MILLION-DOLLAR BUDGET EARLY 2022 COMPLETION

Ten on Main Building 402 E MAIN AVE, BISMARCK

STORY: MARIA FLECK • RENDERING: KATIE VASBINDER • PHOTOS: SUBMITTED

he Ten on Main building on the corner

building is owned by Jerry Anderson who has

of Main Avenue and Fourth Street has

named it the Ten on Main property.

undergone significant changes since

it was first built in 1913. Originally, the historic

Jerry has big changes planned for the building.

building was a City National Bank. Then, the

Renovations began last year, but were slowed

building became a Woolworth store in the 20s.

because of the coronavirus pandemic. Last

The Woolworth’s lunch counter operated in part

year’s March-April issue featured some of these

of the building until January 1982. Now, the

plans and interesting stories from the building’s

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BUILT IN 1913 ORIGINALLY IT WAS A C I T Y N AT I O N A L B A N K F.W. WOOLWORTH STORE OPENED IN THE 1920S WOOLWORTH'S LUNCH C O U N T E R O P E R AT E D IN PART OF THE SPACE UNTIL JANUARY 1982 EXTERIOR FACELIFT S PA C E F O R R E S TA U R A N T / BAR IN BASEMENT

history. We checked back in on the project

state agency. The top floor is being rented

As far as the exterior goes, the stucco has

this year to bring you updates on Ten on

by a law firm and an energy company. The

been cleaned off the front side facing Main

Main’s renovations.

basement has been completely cleaned out

Avenue and part of the Fourth Street side.

and is now ready for a tenant. Jerry hopes

The brick exterior has been repaired and

The entrance planned for the first floor

to lease the space to a restaurant or bar. “We

replaced. The windows that were boarded

located on fourth street has been installed.

just think it’s so neat with the brick pillars

over have been re-opened. The modern

Now, there is an easy way to access the

and original steel. The stairwell will come

renovations have preserved this historic

space in the back part of the building with

down at the front door of the building, too,”

building so people can enjoy it for years to

commercial space. The first floor is currently

describes Jerry.

come.

undergoing a total gut job and houses a

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Gateway to Science WEST OF MDU BOWL

STORY: MARIA FLECK • RENDERING: JLG ARCHITECTS

orth Dakota’s hands-on science

location will not only give them more space, but

center, Gateway to Science, is moving

a stunning view as well.

to a whole new location. Currently,

they are in the Frances Leach High Prairie Arts

Gateway to Science’s current home has 2,500

& Science Complex which is adjacent to the

square feet of gallery space. Its new home will

Bismarck State College campus, but the move

have 13,700 square feet of gallery space. “What

will put them directly on the campus, west of

that translates to is the ability to bring in more

the MDU Resources Community Bowl. The new

experiences that highlight the science that is

13,700 SQUARE FEET OF GALLERY SPACE E D U C AT I O N W I N G WORLD-CLASS EXHIBITS G R A N D O P E N I N G L AT E ’ 2 1 O R EARLY ‘22

happening all around the state,” explains

developed and will be replaced by newer

The maker space, which will be located on

Beth Demke, the executive director of

models in the new space. Exhibits that

the second level, will also be available as

Gateway to Science. “It’s not about the

are coming to the new location are being

an event space that can be used for special

space. The important part is the number of

developed around the country and even

occasions like weddings, birthdays, or

children we serve and people we can make

around the world in places like London and

corporate events. The hope is for Gateway

an impact on.”

Australia.

to Science to continue fostering communal learning and be “a chance to get together

The new location will feature state-of-the-

Additionally, the new facility will have

and enjoy learning in a very fun, informal

art exhibits and expanded educational

an education wing with classrooms for

way,” as Beth describes. The facility plans to

outreach programming. There will be an

workshops. It will include indoor and

have their grand opening at the end of 2021

expanded, interactive exhibit gallery with

outdoor learning areas, a laboratory

or early 2022.

some exhibits from the old space and

classroom, named after Gateway to Science’s

many new ones as well. Many exhibits in

founding scientist, Frank Koch, and a

the current gallery are prototypes or being

maker space meant to foster innovation.

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the Prince 114 N 3RD ST, BISMARCK

STORY: MARIA FLECK • RENDERING: PROVIDED

he Sunrise Apartments on Third

famous Blue Blazer Lounge where the famous

Street were once known as the Prince

Smith and Curran drink was invented.

Hotel. Built in 1916, the hotel was

originally named the Van Horn Hotel, but was

More recently, the building has been bought

renamed in 1926 to the Prince Hotel. Over

by Rolf Eggers who hopes to give the building

the years, the building has hosted a number of

new life. “I grew up in Bismarck and I’ve always

noteworthy guests including Shirley Temple

been around the Prince Hotel. When I was

and Eleanor Roosevelt. It was also home to the

a kid my dad used to take me there and we’d

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BUILT IN 1916 FORMERLY THE PRINCE HOTEL M O D E R N U P D AT E S COMMERCIAL SPACE, A PA R T M E N T S , R E S TA U R A N T / BAR

eat in the dining room,” describes Rolf.

The name Blue Blazer has been reserved

The apartment rooms will also receive

“I’ve always had an interest in downtown

by Rolf, and he hopes to find someone

modern upgrades. All concrete floors will

re-development. The opportunity came

interested in re-opening the Blue Blazer.

be polished including the terrazzo floors on

around for me to buy it and so here we

The middle third has available commercial

the main level.

are!” As a nod to the building’s history, the

space. The south third includes the lobby

complex will be re-named The Prince.

and additional commercial spaces. The

Since the building was built sturdily, most

lobby will have access to the apartments on

of the changes will be occurring within

the upper levels.

the interior. However, the front façade will

The building’s shape can be described as a ‘U’ and broken into three distinct parts.

receive an upgrade, creating a clean and

The north part is the main floor with the

The building is currently undergoing

crisp appearance. All the renovations will

lobby. The ballroom will be available to

massive renovations. Everything inside

preserve the character of the building while

rent for formal occasions. There is also

the building will be like new: the electrical,

introducing modern elements.

space available to rent for a restaurant/bar.

the plumbing, and the heating and air.

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Bismarck Cancer Center 500 N 8TH ST, BISMARCK

STORY: MARIA FLECK • RENDERING: RITTERBUSH ELLIG HULSING P.C • PHOTOS: PROVIDED

he Bismarck Cancer Center serves a

provide world class care right here, locally,”

250 mile radius and treats not only

expresses Sara Kelsch, marketing director of

cancer, but the entire body, mind,

Bismarck Cancer Center.

and soul as well. With demand for cancer care increasing, the Bismarck Cancer Center has

The Bismarck Cancer Center opened in 1999

plans for expansion. “The projections of cancer

with space for 16 employees. Today, the Center

care needed in our area grow exponentially, so

has 55 employees, but only 1500 square feet

this is needed. It’s very timely, just so we can

of space have been added. Employees work in

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whatever space they can find, including elevator shafts and stairways. The plans for expansion include renovations and an addition on the first floor along with a whole new second floor. They will also add new necessary medical equipment including a third linear accelerator and second CT scanner. All these additions are to bring additional ease and comfort to the approximately 60-70 patients treated every day. Approval for this project came last spring, and construction began that fall. The north end of the building is where the third linear accelerator will be located. Construction of this area, along with the new treatment machine, is expected to be finished and operational by the end of July. Construction on the new second level has already begun. The entire project is expected to be complete by December 2021. “It’s very exciting, particularly for our patients, but it’s going to be a huge perk for our staff, too,” says Sara. Thanks to past savings and investments, the Bismarck Cancer Center can cover $10 million of the estimated cost. To help pay for the remaining $6 million, in November the Cancer Center kicked off a Capital Campaign titled Healing for Today, Building Hope for Tomorrow. Since then, they have raised almost $2 million dollars. People can donate over the next three years, but if you are interested in donating, now is the best time. Information

the

current

state

the

campaign and how to donate is on their website

www.bismarckcancercenter.com/

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NEW SECOND FLOOR F I R S T F L OO R R E N O VAT I O N A N D ADDITION 3 NEW EXAM ROOMS 1 SPECIAL PROCEDURE ROOM EXPANDED MASSAGE THERAPY ROOM 2 FAMILY COUNSELING ROOMS D E D I C AT E D H R D S U I T E NEW MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

Cornerstone Bank 1800 N 12TH ST, BISMARCK STORY: MARIA FLECK • RENDERING: WILD CRG

Cornerstone Design Concept

Exterior Concept | Scene 1

ornerstone Bank is making the

The new location will feature state-of-the-art

move to a new 22,000 square foot

technology designed to better facilitate all

building. The move will consolidate

financial transactions.

their three locations, two banking locations and one office space, into one central building.

The new building will have two different

“The move will create real efficiencies for the

floors with an open air design. Windows and

bank and our customer,” explains Jerry Hauff,

glass are an integral part of the building’s

executive vice president of Cornerstone Bank.

design in order to ensure the bank’s space is

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22,000 SQUARE FEET 2 FLOORS BENCHMARK MORTGAGE L OC AT I O N I N S I D E PROJECTED COMPLETION BY END MONTHS OF 2021

light and warm. The spacious interior

investment side, being under the same

and family about how much you love

was designed to let in natural light and

roof and being able to take a customer to

being a part of the Cornerstone family,”

create a comfortable atmosphere for the

a different office to meet with that expert

says Kristin Jaeger, director of marketing

customers. In addition, spaces have been

just goes a long way and makes better

and communication. "I think the building

created so customers and bankers can

customer service,” describes Kristine

will just further that even more.”

have conversations and coffee in a casual

Melby, Bismarck market president.

setting.

While the building of the bank has Despite the building being designed

significantly

Bank,

with room to grow, the building plans

service at the heart of Cornerstone Bank

Benchmark Mortgage will have a space

developed over time due to Cornerstone’s

has not. The employees at Cornerstone

in the new building. The two businesses

continual

the

Bank continue to focus on caring for

have a partnership and sharing one space

building process. “We are here to stay.

the financial needs of their costumers.

will make collaboration even easier. In

We want to grow in this community,”

“The brick and mortar isn’t what makes

fact, bringing together all three locations

expresses Kristine. The new space will

Cornerstone what we are,” expresses

will

better

also reinforce Cornerstone Bank’s culture

Kristine. “It is the people.”

across the board. “Whether it’s from the

and energy level. “We say that our culture

consumer side to the business side to the

is such that you’ll want to tell your friends

Along

with

make

Cornerstone

customer

service

growth

throughout

changed,

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riverboat. It is one of 55 national heritage areas

is an exciting addition to the

in the United States and will be the orientation

Missouri River waterfront. The

headquarters for the Northern Plains National

Heritage River Landing will be a community

Heritage Area. The center is a place for

event space and visitor center with interactive

visitors to find a place to stay in the area as

displays, interactive kiosk, restaurant, and gift

well as discover the many scenic, historic, and

shop with ticket sales for the Lewis and Clark

recreational sites along the Missouri River. The

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center will not just feature the history and

patio. The new restaurant will utilize the

events like weddings. Chris Tello, one

attractions of Bismarck/Mandan. State

outdoor space in two different ways. One

of the owners, describes the atmosphere

parks and other historic sites around the

area of seating will be more casual, with

of the restaurant as a happy medium

state will be highlighted as well.

seating for someone who wants a drink

between formal and casual.

while waiting to go on the river. The A large part of the Heritage River

other part of the patio will be devoted to

The Heritage River Landing hopes to be

Landing is the new restaurant opening

a more traditional sit-down experience.

officially open in June or July of this year

within with delicious food and a full

The second level will be available for rent.

with a soft opening happening a little

liquor license. The new restaurant will be

The restaurant would stay open, so this

earlier once construction is completed.

operated by the owners of Terra Nomad.

option would fit those looking to host a

The building will be open year-round

The Heritage River Landing restaurant

more formal, yet intimate gathering. The

with reduced hours in the winter.

will have a 4,000 square foot patio with

restaurant will also be available to be

a second floor with another outdoor

completely rented out for larger formal

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pening this December is a new

The new location also means the other two

First Community Credit Union

Bismarck First Community Credit Union

location. Construction began last

locations can be updated and re-organized

fall on the new location and thanks to the mild

in order to increase each branch's potential.

winter, has been smooth, and is slightly ahead

Offices and other spaces will be re-purposed

of schedule. The new location will open in

and re-organized. First Community Credit

Mandan, and have three floors. The Mandan

Union will be investing in new technology

location offers greater visibility and coverage

as well to increase their ability to serve the

of south Bismarck.

financial needs of their customers. “None of

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this is being done because we like fancy

allow First Community Credit Union to

is additional space for potential lease.

buildings or anything like that. It’s being

provide more services to more people.

No decision has been made yet, but one

done because it will allow us to better

The increased space has been needed

will likely be made this summer. “If we

organize our staff, hire additional staff,

for a while thanks to the credit union’s

have tenants, it will be to create a better

and just serve our members,” expresses

continual growth. Zachary hopes that the

member experience,” explains Zachary.

Zachary Dosch, VP of the Bismarck

larger space will enable them to make the

Every part of the new building has been

Market.

hires they have been unable to make due

designed carefully to ensure the credit

to space issues therefore increasing their

union’s members continue to get the

capacity to serve their members.

quality service they are used to.

The increased space in the new building also offers flexibility for hiring more staff. The ability to hire more staff will

On the first and second floors, there

Midway Lanes

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staple of the Bismarck/Mandan

The expansion has been a long time in the

area is getting an expansion.

works and dream of owner Jim Mellon who

Midway Lanes, which opened

believes the addition will complete the full

in the 1960s, has expanded their building

family entertainment center. “Bowling, pizza,

to include an updated game room and full

and beer go together. Now we have our

pizzeria. The newly opened pizzeria, named

bowling, we have our pizza, we have our beer.

Fotza Mozzaroni Pizzeria, will take the

The game room is an extra feature,” describes

bowling alley’s food to a whole new level.

Jim.

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Midway Lanes had a game room before

In order to expand, the addition was

leaving them with the choice of stalling

the expansion, but the new one, located in

built on part of the parking lot resulting

the project or plunging ahead. “We’ve

the addition, will be double the space of

in the loss of a few parking spots. To

been risktakers our whole lives,” explains

the old one. When building the addition,

compensate, new parking spaces have

Jim. “I’ve been here 55 years. I bought

high ceilings were an important part of

been added to the back of the building,

this place when I was 23. It’s been our

the plans, so taller games could be added

resulting in more parking spaces than

dream to expand. We had to complete

to the new game space that couldn’t

before.

the project.” With that, construction went

before due to low ceilings. The new game

ahead on the expansion. With their new

room will also have double the amount of

Building in the midst of the pandemic

space, Midway Lanes hopes to continue

games than the previous game room and

had its challenges for Midway Lanes.

to provide family-friendly fun for the

feature games for adults and children.

When the pandemic hit, Midway Lanes

entire community.

had been okayed to start construction,

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people, public restrooms, and bookmobile

and the neighboring Dykshoorn

garage with equipment storage are also being

Park

included in the remodel.

are

seeing

some

big

improvements. Construction has started and is currently on schedule. The library project

The

includes an approximate 8,000-square-foot

building will receive updates to the heating,

library addition with a new entrance/atrium.

ventilation, air conditioning and electrical.

A public meeting room that can seat up to 300

Door and window replacement, masonry

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in the history of the railroad, gas fire pits,

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and much more.

pavilion in Heritage Park to the east of Dykshoorn Park.

Dykshoorn Park improvements include a

The project is being funded with a

new main entrance off Fourth Ave NW,

donation from Energy Transfer, the

The project is anticipated to be completed

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One of my favorite purchases for cooking

love being in the kitchen or out by my

was a propane powered pizza oven for

smoker. Over the last few months, I

the outdoors. This pizza oven can get

wanted to expand what I knew about

over 900 degrees. With this purchase, I

cooking and baking and challenge

needed to find out how to make my own

myself with something new. Bread

pizza dough. It took me the better part

baking was an easy and obvious choice

of two months and weekly pizza making

for me. I already had a little knowledge

to find out exactly what I liked. Learning

in dough.

everything that I had when doing the pizza dough made it an easy transition into bread baking.

I will be baking six different

needy the feeding and discarding

or other large bowl, flour, water,

breads for the next six issues of

would be for maintaining the

salt, and instant yeast. For my

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starter.

baking, I used a Dutch oven so that’s what I’ll refer back to. My

issue I originally wanted to do a sourdough because I kind of

I transitioned to doing a pretty

flour preference is King Arthur’s

wanted to get on the sourdough

basic Country Loaf. For making

all purpose flour. The King Arthur

train that it seemed like everyone

this country loaf you need these

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else was on. I ended up going

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time job and I did not realize how

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for all of their recipes.

This recipe will make three smaller loaves or one large loaf and a smaller loaf. I typically make a large loaf and a smaller loaf. The real key with this bread recipe is giving the dough adequate time to rise at room temperature. For the bread dough you will need: •

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680 grams of lukewarm water (less than 100 degrees)

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18 grams of salt

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Mix all of these together in a stand mixer until your dough is starting to stick to the sides of the mixing bowl. Transfer to a large bowl or Cambro container and let rise at room temperature for at least two hours. The dough will nearly triple in size. After the dough has risen, it can be refrigerated for a few hours and up to 7 days before it needs to be baked. Once the dough has been refrigerated, bring it back into the kitchen and allow it to rise for 30 minutes. During this time, start preheating your oven to 450 degrees with the Dutch oven inside of it.

Measure out two pounds of your bread dough and allow it to rise for an hour prior to going into the pre-warmed Dutch oven. Before placing your dough make sure you have some parchment paper to give yourself an easy way to get it in and out of the Dutch oven. Once placed in the Dutch oven, take a sharp knife and make a few slashes in the top so steam has somewhere to escape out of the bread. Place the lid back on the Dutch oven and place in the oven. Bake with the lid on for 25-35 minutes (this part really depends on your oven) and then bake for an additional 5-10 minutes with the lid off. Once done baking, remove from the Dutch oven and place on a cooling rack and allow it to cool to room temperature. Slice and enjoy with some butter and sea salt or dipped into a balsamic vinegar and olive oil mixture. I am so excited to have all of you on this bread making journey for the next year of issues! Join me in the May/June issue to learn how to make Foccacia. Happy baking!

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n passing, Leilani Shannon told her

intention of making it a family business;

We are excited to get an inside look at the

husband Dutch Mill Florist happened to

With her daughter, Jessica Berg, by her

current trends, best practices, and inside

be for sale. Leilani and her husband, Bob

side, as general manager and her younger

information from Leilani and Jessica over

had been looking for an investment and

daughter Abby Berger, part time florist and

the next few issues. In this issue we are

this seemed like the perfect one; when she

sales person. Bob and Leilani have made

learning about the best flowers and plants

told her husband the news “he looked at

many updates to the interior of Dutch Mill

to gift those closest to us for Mother’s Day

me, raised his eyebrows and tilted his head

Florist to refresh the look and feel. They

and the Easter holiday.

with a big smile on his face,” the veteran

are a great destination and the talk of the

florist explains. With years of experience

town! “It may be a family business, but we

Mother’s Day

in the floral arts industry Leilani and her

kept the existing staff, and an excellent one

Mother’s Day is quickly approaching

husband, Bob, bought the shop with the

at that,” exclaims Leilani.

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Easter lily and classic table pieces. Begonias,

arrangement that’s wonderful and at the

than fresh flowers and plants? “Moms enjoy

calandivas, kalanchoes, azaleas, bromeliads

perfect price point.

color and something interesting and plants

and mums are a good place to start when

are the perfect gift that she can take care of,

considering spring florals.

as moms do,” Jessica explains. A ponytail plant in a fresh white pot it sure to put a

Leilani and Jessica are excited about their new adventure and look forward to sharing

No matter what you are celebrating you

their knowledge and beautiful floral

can’t go wrong with a modern or traditional

creations with us. “We make people smile,

fresh bouquet. Whether its bright colors

we make their day, we make their week. We

Easter

or muted tones you’re looking for Leilani,

are here for our community,” Leilani says

Trends for Easter include the traditional

Jessica and their staff will create an

with a smile.

smile on mom’s face.

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$3 Fireball shots and drinks $6 mules $4 house wines

Strawberry Bar 210 W Main

6-10pm 241 beers, All day 241 well drinks

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

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DJ's Tavern 70 Santee Rd

Sunday

12-5pm 12-5pm 12-5pm 12-5pm 12-5pm 12-5pm 12-5pm $2.50 regular $2.50 regular $2.50 regular $2.50 regular $2.50 regular $2.50 regular $2.50 regular drink and beer, drink and beer, drink and beer, drink and beer, drink and beer, drink and beer, drink and beer, 5-7pm 5-7pm 5-7pm 5-7pm 5-7pm 5-7pm 5-7pm $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks and beer and beer and beer and beer and beer and beer and beer

Last Call 118 W Main St

Vicky’s 106 2nd Ave NW

Saturday

$4 Bomb Shots

$3 Canned Beers

6-10pm 241 well drinks

6-10pm 241 beers, All day 241 well drinks

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and bar pours bar pours bar pours bar pours bar pours bar pours bar pours 4-7pm happy hour 2.75 domestics, bottles, and wells .50 off other drinks

4-7pm happy hour 2.75 domestics, bottles, and wells .50 off other drinks

1-4pm happy hour 2.75 domestics, bottles, and wells .50 off other drinks

Buckets of Beer (domestic) $16

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