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Local furniture business turns 30 years old (opens the original)
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Owners of North Idaho Log Furniture Company, Kelli and Dan Booterbaugh, with shop foreman Nick Masten. BOB KIRKPATRICK\Press Bedframe with metal headboard attachment North Idaho Log Furniture Endtable and chairs North Idaho Log Furniture Queen size bed frame and patio chairs North Idaho Log Furniture Cabinet and drawers North Idaho Log Furniture Dan Booterbaugh, owner of North Idaho Log Furniture Company at 5872 N. Government Way in Coeur d'Alene, has built log furniture for the past three decad
Next Super 1 to rise in Post Falls (opens the original)
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Customers come and go at the Super 1 Foods store in Coeur d'Alene on Friday. Super 1 Foods is building a new store in Post Falls. BILL BULEY/Press Customers and clerks mingle at the Super 1 Foods store in Coeur d'Alene on Friday. Super 1 Foods is scheduled to break ground on a new Post Falls store on Wednesday. BILL BULEY/Press A new 56,000-square-foot Super 1 Foods store is being built at Highway 41 and Prairie Avenue in Post Falls. The groundbreaking is scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday. "It'll h
Oink if you love the fair (opens the original)
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Emery and Skillet will participate in the swine showing competition on Saturday at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds. BOB KIRKPATRICK\Press COEUR d'ALENE — Emery Mort, from Post Falls, has been a member of the Blue Creek Wolf Lodge Harmony Hustlers 4-H group for the past eight years. The soon-to-be 16-year-old has shown pack goats and horses many times at the North Idaho State Fair. But this year is her inaugural entry in the swine showmanship competition taking place Saturday at the Kootenai Coun
Cisco's Gallery marks 30 years in Coeur d'Alene (opens the original)
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Owner of Cisco's Gallery, Sam Kennedy, in the Cowboy Room. The Gallery has been in business since 1996. Cisco's Gallery The Trevilian Collection, which was sold last week, includes General George Armstrong Custer's personal belongings and the sword the 5th Michigan Cavalry Regiment presented to him in 1863. Geronimo’s Apache moccasins are among 12,000 items inventoried at Cisco's Gallery BOB KIRKPATRICK\Press Sioux beaded dolls. BOB KIRKPATRICK\Press State flags display. BOB KIRKPATRICK\Press Ci
Coeur d'Alene man takes the helm of Spokane business (opens the original)
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Dan Lueck, lead engineer, left and Dennis Lux, CEO emeritus, center, with Sean Johnston, the new CEO of Remcon Equipment Inc. in Airway Heights. Remcon Equipment This is one of the conveyor belt systems Remcon Equipment Inc. manufactures. Remcon Equipment Sean Johnston is the new CEO of Remcon Equipment, Inc. in Airway Heights, Wash. He assumed the position Aug. 3. "Remcon has been in business for about 40 years," Johnston said. "We build and manufacture industrial conveyor systems for recycling
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