Welcome to Friday Deals, everyone. It’s the last weekend before marijuana possession becomes legal in Oregon, so that could make things real interesting at Clark County pot shops over the next few days. Stores won’t

It’s coming, it’s coming, legal weed is coming to Portland! That’s right! If you’ve been living under a rock, or have been away at some Dooms Day Pepper camp, the consumption and possession of certain

Oregon’s House-Senate marijuana committee unanimously approved House Bill 3400, a significant milestone in regulation of the commercial cannabis market. HB 3400 was approved after weeks of wrangling in the legislature. A primary sticking point was

I was recently selected to sit on the Oregon Liquor Control Commission’s (“OLCC”) Wholesale Technical Advisory Committee. This committee will meet throughout the summer to craft regulations for Oregon’s recreational marijuana program under Measure 91.

Welcome to Friday Deals. It’s shaping up to be a busy weekend at Clark County’s pot shops, with some big events coming up. Vancouver’s newest marijuana store, GreenHead Cannabis, is holding a grand opening celebration

The Oregon Liquor Control Commission released its timeline for implementation as part of its budget request for legal cannabis recently. While possession and growing laws will change on July 1, 2015, residents will still have

By Justin Runquist The Columbian Southwest Washington’s newest pot shop opens on Saturday, and in a sense, it’s like nothing you’ve seen before. It’s been a long and bumpy road to the store, both literally

Interested in taking a video stroll through pot legalization history in Clark County? I thought I’d share some of the great marijuana-related work that our video folks at The Columbian have put together over the

Great piece in the Oregonian today about the High Times Cannabis Cup heading to Portland. It’s nice to see the High Times Magazine competition move into new areas as legalization progresses. Apparently the cup is

Recreational use of marijuana has been legal in Washington for more than a year now, although there’s still no legal place to buy it – yet. The state Liquor Control Board has started approving the