Sharing spaces for artists' offices, work and gallery is the objective of ArtCoLab. The creative artists' laboratory opens in time for ArtWalk this Friday at 108 N. Fourth St. The space previously housed Dangerous Dog (eatery).

The showcase will feature the fields of graphic design, illustration, web design and development, photographers and video professionals. Artist-based clothes, toys and supplies will come to the retail part of the store this summer.

First occupants are Scott Lackey of Born Invincible Design and Jeremy Deming of Jerm Design. Lackey, the owner, graduated from Lake City High School and the Art Institutes of Design in Seattle and Los Angeles and worked in California, Oregon and Idaho.

Studio-office hours will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, and gallery hours will be 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.. daily. Space is available for three more creative professionals. Phone 691-0153. Check www.artcolab.com.

Shine Salon also on Fourth

Any hair service and nail work are provided at Shine the Salon, which moved from Reid Avenue to 754 N. Fourth St. (next to Eric Hedlund Design and across from Capone's) this past week. The new place is updated and with more room.

With service for females and males, Shine specializes in color, cutting and extensions.

Owner Anna Lombard has had the business four years. With seven employees, hours are 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Phone 667-2500.

New occupants in Riverstone

Pain Management of North Idaho, Riverwood Counseling and Goldwater Bank are all new to the Riverstone development.

Located at 1686 W. Riverstone Drive (beside Bardenay), the 6,670-square-foot new medical building comprises offices, clinic space, an ambulatory surgery center with two procedure rooms, recovery rooms and support spaces.

Dr. Scott Magnuson, nurse practitioners Molly Liter and Gary Hurst and 11 staff members have provided medical and interventional pain management and multidisciplinary care coordination to chronic pain patients since 2001. Magnuson is a graduate of Creighton University School of Medicine.

Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays and 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Phone 765-4807. Checkwww.cdapain.com.

Also moving from 2003 Kootenai Health Way, Riverwood Counseling is leasing space in the new Riverstone building.

Owner Patty Bullick offers techniques to manage chronic physical and emotional pain through counseling for individuals, couples and families. With a master's degree in social work and a licensed clinical social worker, her hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Phone 765-4795. Check www.riverwoodcounseling.com.

Goldwater Bank moves in Riverstone

With five loan officers and three staff members, Goldwater Bank has moved to 2360 Old Mill Loop from 2065 W. Riverstone Drive, both in Riverstone.

Goldwater Bank offers preferred interest rates for mortgage programs through purchases and refinancing via customer referrals and Realtor partners. The bank also has offices in Washington, Colorado and Arizona.

Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and special appointments. Phone 292-4213. Check www.goldwaterbank.com.

Now for some Tidbits

- Notice above that "Realtor" is capitalized. Even though the term is handier than "real estate agent," a Realtor is a member of a professional organization.

- Students at Lake City High School have an excuse for being late to school. The clock outside is eight minutes slow.

- On a trip to California last month, the Alaska Airlines monthly magazine had an ad for Dave Smith/Frontier Motors of Coeur d'Alene and Kellogg. It must work. A new pickup with a bright Dave Smith license decal was at our Laguna Beach hotel.

- Watch for a new Americantiques Estate Sale shop.

- What's happening in the old Great Harvest building on Government Way? And a "coming soon" sign for Locker Room is out in the same street.

- I'll hear static on this, but have you noticed that tailgaters usually are female?

- Now that Spring Break is over, a testicle is a humorous exam question.

- My buddy Alan Wilson suffered serious internal injuries in a bicycle accident last Saturday. After being released from the hospital after six days, his preschool grandkids thought it was funny that his, uh, passing gas was a good thing. We're glad he's OK.

- Contact Nils Rosdahl at nrosdahl@cdapress.com.