There’s no doubt that the rollout of I-502 has frustrated consumers with high prices, shortages and random store closures. But there is a silver lining to the dark cloud – Washington’s efforts to fully study

I saw an interesting piece in The Cannabist, the Denver Post’s pot portal, this morning and it got me thinking. The site has a great area for parents called Pot and Parenting. And the story

In case you guys missed it, my business story about the small but growing cannabis economy ran on Sunday. Conservatively, the sector has already launched at least 50 jobs in Clark County, and that’s not

Farmer Tom Lauerman, an organic medical grower in Vancouver, has offered to do a series of pot strain reviews for us here at Cannabis Chronicles. He did his fifth review for us on what he

Hey Guys! Little update on what’s available this weekend for you all: Main Street Marijuana has several sizes of Liberty Reach Blue Dream available, selling for $32.50 out the door after tax. They also have

I know Vancouver’s two pot shops are reluctant to name growers that they’ve had negative experiences with. In a severe shortage, it’s always a good idea to not irritate your suppliers. But fortunately for us,

Vancouver’s two marijuana stores have quite a bit of stock right now – especially if you like Blue Dream. This week both Main Street Marijuana and New Vansterdam got shipments of Blue Dream from BMF

We had a bit of a discussion today in the newsroom about kids and how to keep them from using marijuana. I don’t think anyone in the cannabis industry wants people under age 21 to

Thought I’d talk about a couple things in today’s post – CannaCon and (unrelated to that) the price spikes at pot shops. CannaCon I spent Friday at CannaCon, the biggest cannabis business conference in the

Adam Stites, owner of Mirth Provisions in Longview, sent us another great guest post with his thoughts on the launch of edibles in Washington. Mirth should finally start bottling on Sunday, Aug. 17 and I