In honor of Clark County’s first legal celebration of 420 — the marijuana culture holiday that falls on April 20 — we thought we’d list some lesser-known facts about cannabis. The Columbian’s new Cannabis Chronicles

Vermont Politicians Propose Ban On Alcohol Until Pot Becomes Legal – Thought they do say it’s “laughable”, Progressive Rep. Chris Pearson and Democratic Rep. Jean O’Sullivan from Burlington held a news conference to announce they

If you’re going to be in the Tacoma area for 4/20 this year, Clear Choice recreational store is a great spot for you to gear up.  Check their web-site for an Uber promo they’re running

I headed up to Vashon Island this Tuesday, to check out a lecture on the medicinal benefits of cannabis use. Two of my favorite things: cannabis, and lectures. Oh, and door prizes! If there had

Frank Godfrey, a lawyer in Beaverton, Oregon, gave us a nice guest post today about marijuana drug testing and the workforce. Godfrey is an attorney at Moomaw, Mesirow & Godfrey, LLP (MMG). MMG is a

Welcome to a special Friday Deals post for this coming 420 weekend. Clark County recreational pot stores typically give me two featured product deals each week for our regular Friday Deals posts each week. But

America has seen the future, and it is high. Fifty-eight percent of U.S. adults say recreational marijuana will be legal nationwide in the next 20 years, according to a new Bloomberg Politics poll. That includes

It’s a safe bet that not all medical marijuana growers and retailers agree with this, but the NorthWest Producers, Processors and Retailers group put out a press release with a few other Washington organizations Wednesday

1. DEA: Feds Need To Grow More Weed – The DEA has decided that the federal government needs to more cannabis than initially expected due to the fact that “research and product development involving cannabidiol [CBD]

Looks like the California court case that could have led to rescheduling marijuana from its status as a Schedule 1 drug with “no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse” has failed. U.S.