Vancouver pot shop GreenHead Cannabis is hosting its first post-Prohibition-themed festival this afternoon. The store, located in an old gas station building at 2815 St. Johns Boulevard in the Rose Village neighborhood, was designed with

Wednesday marks the dawn of a new era in the Northwest recreational marijuana market. While possession becomes legal in Oregon for adults 21 and older that day, a bill ushering in a number of sweeping

  The pace of business is quietly picking up at Vancouver’s newest pot shop, GreenHead Cannabis. The store held a soft opening on June 12, and Managing Director Amy Graeff is settling in well to

Welcome to Friday Deals. It’s shaping up to be a busy weekend at Clark County’s pot shops, with some big events coming up. Vancouver’s newest marijuana store, GreenHead Cannabis, is holding a grand opening celebration

So, recreational marijuana’s been on the legal market in Washington for nearly a year now, and maybe you haven’t tried any yet. Yes, believe it or not, not everyone who reads Cannabis Chronicles partakes. Or maybe

If you’re curious about the people behind the locally grown marijuana you see on store shelves, you’ll want to check out this new video interview with Brian Stroh, the owner of Vancouver’s own CannaMan Farms.

Is it even news anymore that recreational marijuana sales are still breaking records? Well yeah, of course it is. But that’s what we’ve all come to expect at this point after a long-running trend of

Happy 420 folks! In honor of Washington’s first fully legal April 20 celebration of all things marijuana, Ariane Kunze, our excellent multi-media and video expert, has put together three video profiles of local Clark County

Welcome to Friday Deals for April 10, 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

Two Clark County recreational pot shops were among the top three Washington stores for sales in March, according to data released today by the state Liquor Control Board. Vancouver’s Main Street Marijuana took the top