Get your doughnuts 24-hours a day
Nils Rosdahl | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 8 years, 1 month AGO
A majestic variety of old-school doughnuts, pastries and coffee-type beverages are available at Gross Donuts. The new business opened last week in the former Freedom Burrito location at 445 W. Cherry Lane (west of Highway 95 and north of Grocery Outlet).
The drive-through is open 24 hours, and the dining room seats 35 customers at tables and counters with seasonal outdoor seating for 15. Gross Donuts is named after owner Dennis Gross, who also has had the Donut Dugout at 1103 E. Seltice Way, Post Falls, about 10 years. His parents, Steve and Janey Gross, started a doughnut business in California in 1978 and later came to Idaho.
“They used only the finest ingredients to make great doughnuts, or you could say ‘Gross Donuts’,” Dennis said.
At least 30 varieties of goodies are available—doughnuts, maple bars and many more with toppings and fillings. Phone 930-4099.
Harvard Gallery opens downtown
Art, furniture and interior accents are available at Harvard Gallery that opened downtown last week at 321 E. Front Ave.
Brianna Harvard is owner and artist, and Hugh Cronin is chief operating officer. Usual hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday through Sunday. Email info@harvardgalleries.com. The website is under construction.
Waddell & Reed offers financial services
Waddell & Reed Financial Advisors have leased offices in Suite 203 of the Global Financial Center at 320 E. Neider Ave. (across from Costco).
Joining Christopher Darnell, district branch manager, are Tyler Simon and Mike Bayley. Hours are 8 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. weekdays. Phone 482-5863. Check www.CDA.wrfa.com.
Sullivan Law moves in same building
Joseph Sullivan has moved his Sullivan Law Office to Suite 207 in the same Global Financial building.
Prior to earning his degree from Gonzaga University School of Law, he was with the Latah County Sheriff’s Office and the Idaho State Police. Through these experiences, he said he learned how important it is for people under investigation to have knowledgeable legal counsel.
Focusing on criminal and administrative defense representations, he is active with the Armed Citizens Legal Defense Network, the U.S. Concealed Carry Association and the Institute for Legislative Action of the National Rifle Association.
Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Phone 714-0502. Check www.sullivanlaw.us.
Bandana Babe joins ‘sewinjeanius’ services
Specializing in hand-sewn reversible pet bandanas, Bandana Babe has joined the “sewinjeanius” business in Suite E at 614 E. Seltice Way (River City Mall, west of Walgreens).
The products will include harnesses and other accessories with more than 20 categories such as prints, paisley kerchief, Cool Gel and custom design with your fabric or theirs.
With 35 years of experience, owner Karen Erickson also offers jeans hemming, modifications, embellishments, repair, replacement and custom work. Watch for lessons and fitting-session specials such as a Hem ‘n’ Happy Hour.
Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and by appointment. Phone 509-979-9088. Email karen@sewinjeanius.com.
Now for the Tidbits
- Watch for Kitchen CDA in the Silver Lake Mall food court and Dickey’s Barbecue Restaurant to be where Skippers was off Highway 95 next to Silver Lake Mall (which Skippers is now inside).
- A Taco Loco will be where Valentino’s Pizza was off Canfield Avenue. Cash & Carry store will be off Appleway, Cosmic Cowboy Grill will be at Highway 95 and Haycraft Avenue, and Advance Auto Parts and The Beauty Lounge on Sunset Avenue.
- In Hayden watch for Young Chefs’ Academy in Prairie Shopping Center, a new eatery (Asian?) where Kynrede Cafe was and a gas station-convenience store in the southwest corner of Highway 95 and Lancaster.
- A major development called The Crossroads is proposed for Athol. Watch for details. We anticipate a Super 1, a bank, coffee shop, a motel, a gas station-convenience store, a restaurant and others.
- Downtown — Watch for Rustic Restaurant at 309 Sherman (next to Clark’s Jewelry), Community First Bank at 504 Sherman and STCU at 401 Front.
- We also have Advanced Health Care and Schini Family Dentistry building new places in Riverstone. Sweeto Burrito is building near Winco, and Express Employment Professionals will move into the Winco (Crossroads) complex. The Shilo Inn on Appleway will become a Comfort Suites with a major remodel.
- New places in Post Falls will be Popeye’s Louisiana Kitchen, Green & Grounds Coffee Shop, Cricket Wireless, Silverlake Automotive and The Lean Bean.
- New places coming to the revised Post Falls Outlet Mall include Riverstone Apparel, Black-Ops Self Defense, My Big Fat Greek Deli, a comic book store and a coffee espresso store.
- It’s cool that “listen” and “silent” have the same letters. But so do “eat” and “ate.”
- Contact Nils Rosdahl at nrosdahl@cdapress.com.
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