Four out of 22 shops in the state do far have been busted for selling to minors since the state Liquor Control Board announced its marijuana sting operation about a week ago. None of those

By Lauren Dake Columbian political writer On the first day of the special legislative session, Washington House members took up a bill that would change the way the state taxes recreational marijuana. Washington lawmakers are

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

The Herbery’s second location at 6018 N.E. St. John’s Blvd., Suite D. has been approved by the State Liquor Control Board, said Jim Mullen, the chief operating officer. The smaller store will open in a

Marijuana prices have continued to drop to the point where there are now several strains available for $15 a gram at all three of Clark County’s operating pot shops. And while new growers are finding

The state Liquor Control Board started sending out letters this week telling pot shops on the lottery list that they need to move forward in the next 60 days or they’ll be bumped off the

Sticky’s, a new retail marijuana store at 7831 N.E. Highway 99 in Clark County, was approved by the Liquor Control Board this week. The store is right on the border between Vancouver and unincorporated Clark

They’re baaaaack. Main Street Marijuana reopened Monday after last week’s standoff against price gouging and bad quality product. Prices remain high, but at least there are more assurances for the consumer about quality. And growers

The first week of legal marijuana sales is almost upon us – and Vancouver’s two stores have some details about when they’re opening and what they’ll have in stock. Main Street Marijuana, at 2314 Main