Rocky Mountain Liquidation to offer overstock in Post Falls
Overstock and “shelf pulls” from major retailers such as Costco, Target and Macy’s will be offered at Rocky Mountain Liquidation’s next store in Riverbend Commerce Park at 4021 W. Riverbend Ave. Opening Monday, the location is the former Osh Kosh place in the south building of what originally was the Post Falls Outlet Mall.
Owners Scott and Cari Fraser offer clothing, shoes, housewares and more 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays. They also have a store at 11407 Government Way in Hayden.
Check the business on Facebook. Phone 208-773-9145.
All About You moves in Hayden
A store for bridal and prom events, All About You has moved to Suite C at 7352 Government Way next to Kootenai Coffee. The former location at 5417 Government Way is part of the nail salon next door.
The full-service bridal boutique offers gowns for brides, bridesmaids, mother of the bride, flowergirls, proms, homecoming and special occasions and tuxedo rental and purchase, veils, shoes and jewelry.
Owner Valerie Mesenbrink said the new location is larger with better parking. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 10 to 5 p.m. Saturdays. Check www.aaybridalprom.com. Phone 208-620-7010.
Anchored Coffee open off Dalton
Many options for coffees, teas and other beverages are offered at Anchored Coffee Co. that opened last week at 451 W. Dalton Ave. The place formerly was Orlando’s and is off Highway 95 next to Skate Plaza. With a drive-through and a walk-up coffee stand, the grand opening Thursday hosted a fundraiser for the Firefighter Stairclimb.
Key baristas are Kassi Allen and Stephanie Crame, both former store managers at Starbucks.
Hours are 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Phone 208-292-4676. Check www.anchoredcoffeecompany.com.
Hospice opens new community building
A new community building has been opened by Hospice of North Idaho adjacent to the Schneidmiller Hospice House in-patient facility at 2290 W. Prairie Ave.
“This realizes a long-term vision to have all staff at one location, enhancing care and access to patients and family and accommodation for hosting community events,” said Sandy Johnson, director of Community Outreach.
The office moved from 9493 Government Way. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Staff is available 24-7 for patients and families. Phone 208-772-7994. Check www.hospiceofnorthidaho.org.
Now for the Tidbits
- Cotton-Eye Joe Espresso will open April 2 at 1825 Government Way. Details next week.
- An “Opening Soon” sign is at Mountain Paw Pet Supply at 724 N. Highway 41.
- Watch for a huge new Windmill Storage place north of Prairie between Heutter Road and Meyer Road. Details here soon.
- Amerimart convenience store and gas station is open at 7035 E. Seltice Way at State Line. Details next week.
- Pure Barre is coming to 515 N. Fourth.
- Two new medical buildings are under construction in Riverstone. Details soon.
- Brothers Flooring is coming to Riverbend Commerce Park. Details here soon.
- Sonrisa Urban Taqueria will open in April where Victory Tap House was at 519 E. Sherman.
- Super 1 Foods will open April 4 in Athol. Details next week.
- Zips Drive-In will open in April where Burger Express had been at 715 E. Sherman. Yes, Zips had been there earlier.
- Just Baked bakery and cafe will be with Andrus Fine Art at 6491 E. Seltice Way.
- Honey Co. restaurant will open in the spring where The Cellar was downtown on Sherman.
- Ellenbecker Eye Clinic will move this summer from 2140 Riverstone Drive to nearby 2020.
- Renovation is underway at the former Kelly’s Pub building at 726 N. Fourth St. It will be a breakfast-lunch eatery called Ten/6.
- Pizza & Pretzels will open in Silver Lake Mall.
- ICCU is building a new place near Winco. Several new apartment buildings will be there also.
- Hotel news: The Shilo Inn is being remodeled on Appleway and will become a Comfort Suites with 138 rooms, an indoor pool and a meeting room for 50 people. Staybridge Suites hotel is under construction in Riverstone with a $10 million building permit.
- Hopefully something can be done to repair the grooves in Interstate 90 from Coeur d’Alene to State Line. Wheels are affected, and the grooves collect water that splashes vehicles.
- The only reason they say “Women and children first” is to check the strength of the lifeboats.
- Sing this when getting a colonoscopy: “You put your left hand in; you take your left hand out …”
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Contact Nils Rosdahl at nrosdahl@cdapress.com.