This couple's knack is in the kitchen

They met in a kitchen so perhaps having a business that involves a kitchen is only natural for Gabe and Mandy Booher. The new place is Post Falls Coffee Co. & Bakery at 621 N. Spokane St., Post Falls.

Gabe was from Oregon, and Mandy was from Southern California when they met in the music camp kitchen he ran for 250 guests. They married a year later and came to Post Falls where they started the Post Falls Coffee Co. double drive-through at Seltice Way and Chase Street in 2009. With their beverages, freshly made scones and pumpkin bread and welcome success, they recently opened the big place where G.W. Hunter's banquet room used to be. They also have muffins, bagels, cookies, breads and weekend cinnamon rolls.

Also with a drive-through, the new place is open 4 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays. They'll be open on Sundays starting in April when they'll have a grand opening and free 16-ounce drinks. They have eight employees.

Phone 457-8696 and check Facebook.

Bitterroot Cutlery moves a bit

The move Feb. 7 was just from the south side of Nosworthy's to the north (4055 Government Way), and Bitterroot Cutlery is in Fairgrounds Center.

Owner Barney Barner's 17-year-old business offers hunting knives, swords, fine kitchen cutlery, automatics (switchblades), butterfly knives, martial art and paintball supplies, pepper spray, blowguns, throwing knives and stars and sharpening equipment.

Originally from Fort Collins, Colo., and a meat cutter, Barner bought his store 13 years ago after he came to North Idaho to visit relatives. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 10 to 4 Saturdays. Phone 667-3887. Check www.bitterrootcutlery.net.

KTigers Taekwondo also moves

Moving from 410 W. Neider Ave., KTigers Taekwondo martial arts facility will open Feb. 25 in 3,600-square-foot Suite C-3 (next to Lightning Comics) in Northern Lights Mall at 411 W. Haycraft Ave. (west of Highway 95).

Accepting students age 5 and up, KTigers is an educational and family-oriented institution dedicated to helping students set and achieve sustainable goals through Taekwondo and keeping their bodies, minds and spirits in good health and harmony. The school is modeled after the KTigers taekwondo demonstration team of Sourth Korea.

With four instructors, Master Heungki Kim, a sixth-degree black belt, began training at age 7 in South Korea. He also has a degree in aerospace engineering.

Hours are 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. weekdays and 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturdays. Phone 664-9000. Check www.ktigersusa.com.

Now for several Tidbits

- Next week: Details on the new downtown Subway.

- Moose Creek Pub & Grill (formerly Caio Mambo) in Hayden has closed.

- Thumbs up to the fine lady who exercises with a walk and trash-bag on Government Way between Ironwood Drive and Appleway!

- Descriptive words such as mother and grandpa are capitalized when used as a name but lower case otherwise such as "Oh, Mother, my friend Eli will ask his grandpa."

- Check the "Sch..." names in the phonebook. Some are 15 letters.

- No matter how much you push the envelope, it'll still be stationery.

- Contact Nils Rosdahl at nrosdahl@cdapress.com.