Karina Elias

Karina Elias

Reporter Karina Elias covers the banking and finance industry. A California native, she attended the University of California at Santa Barbara. Karina loves salsa dancing, traveling, baking, cuddling with her dog, and writing creative fiction and non-fiction.  

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CarbonQuest takes its technology to NYC

Spokane Valley startup to recycle emissions from buildings, resell resulting products
Karina Elias
CarbonQuest Inc., a clean tech company headquartered in the Spokane Valley, has launched its first fully operational onsite system, named Building Carbon Capture System, in New York City. The company's technology is designed to capture, separate
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Northwest Trustee to absorb Capstone Trust

Olympia-based company's current clients to shift to company here
Karina Elias
Spokane-based Northwest Trustee & Management Services LLC, a professional trust and estate management company, has agreed to acquire Olympia, Washington-based Capstone Trust.
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Mixed-use development eyed at old Idaho Veneer site

Dual-brand hotel planned on adjacent land to north
Karina Elias
A development of over 120 residential living units is planned on the grounds of the former Idaho Veneer Co. mill site. The $20.5 million project, named Millworx, is located at 704 E. Fourth and is being developed by longtime Spokane developer A&A
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Parting Thoughts with Mad Man Ed Clark

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Karina Elias
Ed Clark is a lifelong Spokane resident who has spent the last 50 years in advertising, a 'mad man” as he says. At 75, he is finally taking a step back from his career and looking back on decades of memories creating thousands of advertisements
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209 million reasons Spokane business leaders want collaboration

Some want ARP funds to lead to big initiatives; federal guidelines may create barriers
Karina Elias
Spokane and surrounding municipalities are receiving nearly $209 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds, and some business leaders want to see that money go toward an Expo 74-esque collaborative effort that could be transformative to the region.
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INW ag industry expects better conditions in new year

Heat, drought impacted crop production in 2021
Karina Elias
Washington wheat production for 2022 depends on whether the Pacific Northwest receives a good amount of rainfall and moisture this coming winter, says Glen Squires, CEO of the Spokane-based Washington Grain Commission. This year, Washington experienced
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State Bank Northwest expands into more rural communities

Rockford office is second of three branches planned in farming communities
Karina Elias
State Bank Northwest has opened a new loan production center in downtown Rockford, about 15 miles south of Spokane Valley. The new office, located at the southwest corner of Emma Street and First Street in Rockford, opened on Dec. 1 within a building
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