Rite Aid has brought back its $5 off $25 coupon, which you can access through the Hot Coupon World printables page.

There are also a couple of other good coupons there, including one for Bic pens and Cheez-Its if you are doing the Kellogg's Fuel for School rebate. 

The Blue Bunny ice cream company has issued a few new printable coupons on its Web site.

They are all for $1, which could be great for Super Doubles at Harris Teeter.

Here's the link. 

Colgate continues to promote its new Wisp product... there are new printable coupons available, including a $2 coupon for a 16-pack of Wisp brushes. (Are they brushes? I guess that's the best way to describe them....)

Here's the link. 

The Cesar company has launched a new Bistro Entree for dogs and is offering a BOGO coupon on its Web site. You will have to register to access the coupon.

You can find it here.

Walgreens has issued a new coupon for $5 off your $25 purchase, both in store and online.

It's good for two days only.

You can find it here. 

I've been busy this summer and totally missed the new batch of Target printables. There are some good ones, including some Kashi coupons and a great $2 off two Morning Star Farms products coupon.

Fortunately, they are good through Aug. 8, so you still have some time to use them. Here's the link! 

Betty Crocker has issued a new batch of printable coupons on its Web site. As always, you have to install the coupon printer software if you have not already.

You will also need to register for the Betty Crocker Web site if you have not already.

You can find the coupons here... 

Arby's is offering you a free BBQ Bacon Cheddar Roast Burger with any soft drink purchase through July 12 (that's Sunday).

You'll need to print the coupon from the Arby's Web site...

Barnes & Noble has issued a new set of 10 percent off one item coupons...

Here's the in-store version... 

Or use the code N8M7U3T for online purchases...

The offer expires July 19.

It is not surprising but still upsetting that coupon fraud is on the rise. But with the economy still slow and more people exploring the use of coupons, I suppose it's predicatable.

CNN Money had an interesting story on the rise in coupon fraud recently. I encourage you all to do the right thing and not engage in fraudulent activity. While there are lots of coupons for free items that are legit like the Uncle Ben's rice pouch coupon two weeks ago, remember that if it seems fishy, it very well may be. Here's a post with some basic guidelines on spotting fakes.