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

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

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.

*This image doesn’t really have anything to do with this post, but I thought it was funny-true, so that’s why it’s here.* Do any of you guys like to read? Ever since I was a

Our new Cannabis Chronicles portal site soft launched today. Please check it out! It’s at https://cannabis-chronicles.com/. The new site will feature all the content from this blog, along with regional cannabis news from The Columbian

After a VERY long hiatus we are back with Daily Dabs, a way for me to share some of the cannabis news/culture pieces I think are interesting. The only thing that’s changed about these Daily Dabs posts

The Cannabis Country Store in Battle Ground has finished collecting Cannabis Country Club feedback on the fourth strain in the second round of its program: Agrijuana‘s Master Kush, an indica-dominant hybrid. The club card lets

Update: Officials from the store contacted me via email and said they plan to open in May. We should have a store tour post once they’re all set up! Cheers -SueVo Vancouver’s last of six

OLYMPIA — The Washington state House moved forward Friday on an effort to reconcile the state’s medical and recreational marijuana industries. The chamber first passed a Senate measure addressing the medical side before moving on

If you’re looking for something to do on Monday as part of Washington’s first full 420 celebration, consider heading over to High End Market Place. The shop at 1906 Broadway, Vancouver’s third, will have a