Looking around at Clark County’s five stores and their menus, it’s easy to think that THC percentages are the most important thing when you’re buying marijuana. In fact, many stores base their pricing structure on

The folks at the Cannabis Country Store put together this fun little strain history video about Agrijuana‘s G-13 strain this week. They were nice enough to give Cannabis Chronicles a copy so we could share

There’s a lot of chatter going around about what will happen in the legislature with Washington’s medical marijuana structure, where it will go and whether it will be rolled into the recreational system. Several people

Vancouver’s Farmer Tom Lauerman, a medical marijuana grower, recently appeared on CNBC talking about the glut in Washington’s marijuana market and problems that growers are facing. While the story seems to indicate he’s an I-502

Update: Here are the 10 strains – the store switched them up a little since earlier in the week. The promotion begins Friday! Lemon Sour Diesel from Life Gardens Permafrost from Life Gardens Skunk #1

Stores that have been trying to cut prices through bundling product with pipes or other items have been told to stop by the state Liquor Control Board, effective immediately. The bundling allowed stores to charge

Seattle musician Sir Mix-a-Lot plans to visit The Herbery, at 212 N.E. 164th St., Suite 11 in Vancouver on Saturday (Feb. 14) from 3-4 p.m. The 51-year-old hip hop artist, who’s single “Baby Got Back”

I have to say I’m thoroughly impressed by the innovation going on at Fairwinds Manufacturing, of one of Vancouver’s newest I-502 marijuana grower-processors. The company’s owner, James Hull, has put together a broad line of

I got to pop by The Herbery, Vancouver’s newest pot shop, for its grand opening on Saturday and the place looks great. Both it and High End Market Place, which opened a week earlier, are

Vancouver’s fourth (and Clark County’s fifth) pot shop is set to open for its soft-launch on Saturday, Feb. 7, at 11 a.m. The Herbery, at 212 N.E. 164th St., Suite 11, will be the first