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LISA JAMES/ Press The original bar of the old Elks building, on Fifth Street and Lakeside Avenue in downtown Coeur d’Alene, will be part of the final renovation, retaining an early 20th Century speakeasy feel. Led by locally born entrepreneur, Nick Smoot, the old Elks building will soon become the Innovation Den, a space for companies to rent small and large offices. It will also be headquarters of Innovation Collective, and a public coffee house with additional event space for conferences and large meetings that contribute to the mission of an innovation economy.

LISA JAMES/ Press The original bar of the old Elks building, on Fifth Street and Lakeside Avenue in downtown Coeur d’Alene, will be part of the final renovation, retaining an early 20th Century speakeasy feel. Led by locally born entrepreneur, Nick Smoot, the old Elks building will soon become the Innovation Den, a space for companies to rent small and large offices. It will also be headquarters of Innovation Collective, and a public coffee house with additional event s…

January 27, 2017

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