Do you know what collectibles may be lurking in your attic? A new business in Rockford is here to help you turn those attic finds into cash treasures.

Laurie and Bill Benson opened Footloose in the Palouse, an eBay consignment business in early March, and so far they've been greeted with great enthusiasm.

“Everyday is like Christmas, you never know what's going to walk through the door,” says Laurie adding that they'll sell anything online. The Benson's are working hard to not only sell items on eBay for their clients, but also to educate the community on what has become collectible.

There's a new craze sweeping lunch rooms and it's not the latest phone. It's kendama, a wooden toy hailing from Japan, and it has young teenagers begging their parents for one. The Post Falls Library tapped into the new trend today and hosted a kendama tournament for local kids to show off their tricks and skills.

Kendama is a wooden toy featuring a ball attached to a handle with two cups and a spike. Players attempt to catch or spike the ball in various methods. Young Adult Librarian, Morgan Chevally, first saw kids using it after school and it wasn't long before her son wanted one too. She is thrilled to see the kids engaged in something that's not screen based. Chevally saw the kids testing each other's kendama skills through KEN, the kendama's answer to basketball's HORSE, so she decided to host a KEN tournament.