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Articles by Karina Elias

Saltese Creek development plans change in scope

Spokane Valley project now includes nearly 200 units
April 23, 2026
Karina Elias

The city of Spokane Valley has issued commercial building permits for a six-building, $18.7 million multifamily development located south of Saltese Creek, permit information shows. 




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State expands property tax relief program

Thousands more seniors, disabled individuals now eligible in Spokane County
April 23, 2026
Karina Elias

A newly expanded Washington property tax relief program is expected to lower tax bills for the households of more than 10,000 Spokane County seniors and people with disabilities, with thousands more newly eligible individuals expected to enroll.


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New transfer agreement targets workforce gap

Spokane Colleges, U of I create a path for students in natural resource fields
April 23, 2026
Karina Elias

Spokane Colleges has established a new transfer agreement with the University of Idaho that aims to create a pathway to help students advance their education and prepare them to work in natural resource fields across the Inland Northwest.



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County begins expansion of treatment center

West Central project slated for spring 2027 completion
April 23, 2026
Karina Elias

Construction of the new Spokane County Prevention, Assessment, Treatment, and Healing, or PATH, Crisis Relief and Sobering Center is underway at 1168 N. Cedar, less than a block west of the Spokane Transit Authority operations and maintenance building.




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Land banking law supports affordable housing

Measure creates statewide model for others to replicate
April 9, 2026
Karina Elias

Ami Manning, executive director of Spokane Regional Land Holding Properties LLC, doing business as Spokane Land Bank, says the passage of House Bill 1974 establishes a statewide coordinated land banking authority and creates the legal and financial framework needed to make land banking a more effective, affordable housing tool. 



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HSSA awards five Spokane startups $3.25M

Matching grants up to $750K for bioscience, public health startups to accelerate growth
April 9, 2026
Karina Elias

The Health Sciences & Services Authority of Spokane County has awarded $3.25 million in grants to five health and bioscience businesses that will help the startups catalyze their research, create well-paying jobs, and create future economic growth in the county, a press release from the organization announced.



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Failed sale clouds startup's future

Software company enters receivership following failed purchase negotiations in Jan.
April 9, 2026
Karina Elias

In early January, Liberty Lake-based Vega Cloud Inc., a software company that helps organizations manage their cloud spending, was in the late stages of a strategic sale that ultimately failed, leading the company to a workforce stoppage, followed by a petition to place it into receivership, court records filed with the King County Superior Court indicate.



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Catching up with: Patrick Donovan, president of Dry Fly Distilling Inc.

Spirit maker turns to wine for some canned cocktails
April 9, 2026
Karina Elias

Patrick Donovan, president of Spokane-based Dry Fly Distilling Inc., says the company received no advance notice that the spirit maker’s canned Bloody Mary would be featured on HBO’s new television series DTF St. Louis, much less that the canned cocktail would play such a prominent role in the show’s storyline.



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Washington Trust Bank swings for growth

Mariners' All-Star catcher partners with Spokane bank to help boost brand
April 9, 2026
Karina Elias

Fans watching the Sunday Seattle Mariners game during opening weekend might have noticed a commercial featuring the team’s All-Star catcher and switch-hitter, Cal Raleigh, as the newest, high-performing team member at Spokane-based Washington Trust Bank.



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Providence ElderPlace supports senior autonomy

West Side success prompts all-inclusive care model for vulnerable adults in the INW
April 9, 2026
Karina Elias

Every weekday at 10 a.m., seniors whose lives have been impacted by issues such as Alzheimer’s, dementia, or injuries and frailties that come with aging arrive at Providence ElderPlace in Spokane's Nevada Heights neighborhood for four hours of adult day care.



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