As the market for recreational marijuana continues to blossom, here’s a little look from Inc. Magazine at five edible startups leading the pack. You’ll see some of this stuff on the shelves in Clark County

On Sept. 30 we had a post about carbonation problems causing bottles to pop caps or explode on Mirth Provisions’ line of Legal sodas, a story which seems to have hit the news again today

Longview’s Mirth Provisions ended up with another carbonation glitch after the company’s first delivery to Main Street Marijuana and New Vansterdam on Sunday and Monday. The cannabis-infused pomegranate sodas were, once again, popping their caps.

The launch of Mirth Provisions line of Legal beverages was supposed to happen a week ago, with three marijuana infused sodas. That didn’t happen. There was a problem and a delay, said Adam Stites, owner

Adam Stites, owner of Mirth Provisions in Longview, sent us another great guest post with his thoughts on the launch of edibles in Washington. Mirth should finally start bottling on Sunday, Aug. 17 and I

Lots of folks have been waiting for the first edibles to get to stores. They arrived last week in some parts of the state, and should be getting to Vancouver in the next week or

The Liquor Control Board has released a list of approved infused products, which one would assume we could see in stores relatively soon. Products are listed here and will be updated every Tuesday: http://www.liq.wa.gov/records/frequently-requested-lists The

Adam Stites, owner of Mirth Provisions in Longview, sent us some of his thoughts as we approach the first week of legal marijuana sales in Washington state. What do you all think of this historic