Welcome to Friday Deals for the second weekend of June. This week, Vancouver welcomes a new pot shop to the mix: GreenHead Cannabis. The store sits on a busy corner along St Johns Boulevard just north

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.

I’m not usually one to toot my own horn, but here’s a cool little bit of news about Cannabis Chronicles. This blog, its creator Sue Vorenberg and our contributor Mrs. Nice Guy got a shout

Oregon lawmakers are mulling over slapping a 20 percent sales tax on recreational marijuana. Whether that’s a huge mistake for a state famous for having no sales taxes, I’ll leave to you and the market

Lynn Gaither from New Vansterdam recently sat down for a nice video interview about one of Southwest Washington’s newest recreational marijuana growers: Honu Enterprises. The Tier 3 grower (largest type in Washington) is a family business,

Farmer Tom Lauerman, one of Southwest Washington’s most interesting cannabis characters, is in the limelight again. Yesterday, Farmer Tom was featured in a Q&A by CULTURE Magazine profiling his life and times with marijuana, both before

Here’s an interesting lazy Friday afternoon read for you. Researchers at WSU Vancouver have found that marijuana helps hunter-gathers fight parasites in their digestive tracts. Seriously, the more cannabis they smoke, the stronger their immunity

Welcome to Friday Deals for the first weekend of June. We post these each week to spread more info about the local marijuana market to customers and readers, and also to encourage the community to check

In case you haven’t noticed yet, there’s a new cannabis connoisseur in town posting detailed reviews on a variety of marijuana strains. Well, I guess you wouldn’t exactly say she’s new, especially if you’re a fan

Recreational marijuana sales continue surging to new heights throughout Washington this spring as state lawmakers inch toward reshaping the young industry. Many legislators also see the industry as a solution to the state’s budget woes.