Sticky’s, a new retail marijuana store at 7831 N.E. Highway 99 in Clark County, was approved by the Liquor Control Board this week. The store is right on the border between Vancouver and unincorporated Clark

Here’s a kitchen sink update for everybody for this week (Starting Monday, Sept. 8, 2014): The Washington State Liquor Control Board reported marijuana sales of $12.09 million through Sept. 8, with $3.02 million in excise

I asked the folks at the International Cannabis Business Conference (Sept. 13-14 in Portland) to give us a little rundown of the event and who should go. Looks like it will be a good one

Got to talk to a great bunch of kids at Daybreak Youth Services drug and alcohol treatment program last week. They make an interesting point – that if you have an addictive personality, it’s probably

Got a question this morning from one of our stalwart readers, Alex Redbud, about when Oregon’s marijuana law would kick in if Initiative 91 passes in that state this November. After a failed search through

Frank Godfrey, a lawyer in Beaverton, Oregon, gave us a nice guest post today about legalization and its potential to bring folks together from different parts of the political spectrum. Godfrey also offered to give

I haven’t had a chance to watch it yet, but I’ve heard a lot of positive feedback on the “Evergreen: The Road to Legalization” documentary about I-502 in Washington. I may finally get the chance.

The launch of Mirth Provisions line of Legal beverages was supposed to happen a week ago, with three marijuana infused sodas. That didn’t happen. There was a problem and a delay, said Adam Stites, owner

Got an email this morning from Muraco Kyashna-tocha of the Green Buddha Patient Coop who had some comments on my story about THC counts being all over the map. He wanted to point out that

Learning about the immense variety of pot strains has been one of the most interesting aspects of the cannabis beat. I had no idea of the variety out there – and there are literally hundreds.