Happy Friday, folks! Some friends of Vancouver’s Farmer Tom (Lauerman) have been busy putting together a new database of interesting stats all about marijuana strains. It’s called the Cannabis Transparency Project, and if you haven’t

Welcome to Friday Deals for the last weekend of May. Each week, we ask all of Clark County’s recreational marijuana stores to share two featured product deals. We post them here every Friday on Cannabis

A substance abuse prevention group is hosting a forum this evening in downtown Vancouver on how to discourage kids from getting into marijuana. I know what you’re thinking: What? I didn’t come to Cannabis Chronicles

By Lisa Rein, The Washington Post WASHINGTON – If you live in Washington or one of the 23 states that have legalized marijuana, think twice before lighting a joint if you work for the federal

And the beat goes on. The record-beating marijuana sales, that is. Our former marijuana reporter Sue Vorenberg writes that Washington’s recreational pot industry set yet another sales record over the holiday weekend. Here’s an excerpt

Hey, folks! As you’ve heard, Sue Vorenberg has moved on to “greener” pastures. This week, she’s starting a sweet new gig as the social media and web development manager for Main Street Marijuana. Sue launched

The folks at Vancouver’s Cedar Creek Cannabis have been developing an array of new and interesting products that we’ll likely see at local stores very soon. I paid a visit to the company on Thursday

Welcome to Friday Deals for May 22, 2015. I asked all the Clark County recreational pot stores to give me two featured product deals each week, which we will run here on the site on

The Herbery opened its second location in a soft launch this morning (Thursday) in preparation for the store’s Grand Opening celebration on Saturday, May 23 (click the link for more on the grand opening sale).

I have my very first medible review, you guys! When I was at Ascend a few weeks ago they recommended a donut to me, they’re made by a company called Wonderland Edibles. The bakery originally opened