I thought I’d dig through the Liquor Control Board’s sales data again, this time looking at what grower/processors made (meaning companies that have both licenses and sell as processors). It would take some time to

The Liquor Control Board told me how to drill down into some of the pot sales data they provide, which netted some interesting information. I found sales and excise tax numbers for Main Street Marijuana

On Sept. 30 we had a post about carbonation problems causing bottles to pop caps or explode on Mirth Provisions’ line of Legal sodas, a story which seems to have hit the news again today

So I was looking through the new marijuana sales details from the Washington Liquor Control Board (they update here every Tuesday: http://www.liq.wa.gov/records/frequently-requested-lists) and got curious about what the best sales days are every week. So

Rick Steves – a University of Washington graduate, travel expert and marijuana advocate – will tour Oregon over the next week with a lecture series in support of that state’s measure 91, which would set

With $15 1-gram joints out in the Vancouver market this weekend, it looks like pot prices in Vancouver are finally starting to settle down. The folks at New Vansterdam and Main Street Marijuana said they

RWZ LLC, the company that won two lottery spots from the Liquor Control Board for marijuana stores in Vancouver, has signed the lease for its first Vancouver pot shop. It may be the third store

Peter Zuckerman, Oregon’s Yes on 91 communications director, sent me a quick update on how legalization efforts are coming along for our southern neighbors. Here’s what he said: Here are three updates on the Oregon

Heidie McCall is a local artist, ceramicist and producer of the series “Patrishaa’s Workshop,” which she makes with her husband, Doug “D.A.” McCall, in Clark County. The pair used to run a head shop in

Longview’s Mirth Provisions ended up with another carbonation glitch after the company’s first delivery to Main Street Marijuana and New Vansterdam on Sunday and Monday. The cannabis-infused pomegranate sodas were, once again, popping their caps.