Welcome to Friday Deals. It’s shaping up to be a busy weekend at Clark County’s pot shops, with some big events coming up. Vancouver’s newest marijuana store, GreenHead Cannabis, is holding a grand opening celebration

It’s pretty common these days to see comparisons between growing coffee chains and the great Northwest behemoth that is Starbucks. And not all of them hold water. Well, here’s one that actually might. Forbes recently

Tuesday has been full of great news for Clark County pot shops. Figures released by the Washington State Liquor Control Board show that the state’s recreational marijuana stores broke yet another sales record last Friday. The bar was already

Marijuana possession becomes legal on the south side of the Columbia River in just a couple weeks, but customers will still have to wait more than another year before Oregon’s first recreational pot shops will

So, recreational marijuana’s been on the legal market in Washington for nearly a year now, and maybe you haven’t tried any yet. Yes, believe it or not, not everyone who reads Cannabis Chronicles partakes. Or maybe

The selection of recreational marijuana in Southwest Washington grows wider this weekend with the opening of Vancouver’s sixth pot shop, GreenHead Cannabis. GreenHead just opened its doors for the first time at 10 a.m. today along

Welcome to Friday Deals for the second weekend of June. This week, Vancouver welcomes a new pot shop to the mix: GreenHead Cannabis. The store sits on a busy corner along St Johns Boulevard just north

If you’re curious about the people behind the locally grown marijuana you see on store shelves, you’ll want to check out this new video interview with Brian Stroh, the owner of Vancouver’s own CannaMan Farms.

Lynn Gaither from New Vansterdam recently sat down for a nice video interview about one of Southwest Washington’s newest recreational marijuana growers: Honu Enterprises. The Tier 3 grower (largest type in Washington) is a family business,

Here’s an interesting lazy Friday afternoon read for you. Researchers at WSU Vancouver have found that marijuana helps hunter-gathers fight parasites in their digestive tracts. Seriously, the more cannabis they smoke, the stronger their immunity