Coronavirus Continues to Redefine the Cannabis Supply Chain Jonathan Katz | March 20, 2020 Consumers across the U.S. are stocking up on the essentials: toilet paper, food and cannabis. ThatRead More
Will Washington Consider Cannabis Essential? Emily Manke | March 20, 2020 As you all know, we’re amid a global pandemic that’s forcing unprecedented business closures. In many places, businesses providingRead More
Washington women crushing it in cannabis March 6, 2020 | Joe Butler If you looked at everyone who helped Washington’s legal cannabis program get off the ground and then helpedRead More
Olympia Just Gave the Weed Industry One Less Thing to Panic About Lester Black | Feb 19, 2020 Washington’s weed industry is breathing a sigh of relief. It looks likeRead More
Activists Block Concentrates Ban in Washington Feb 4th | Lukas Barfield Washington’s well-publicized “10 percent concentrates bill” has been stopped in committee for the 2020 session. HB 2546, “Concerning the PotencyRead More
Legalizing Pot Lounges Could Make Washington’s Weed Industry More Equitable Lester Black | Jan 31, 2020 Legalizing pot consumption lounges would do a lot for Washington state. It would guaranteeRead More
Lawmakers Want to Unionize Washington’s Weed Industry. Pot Companies Aren’t Happy About It Lester Black | Jan 27, 2020 Washington’s legal cannabis industry employs over 10,000 people, yet only aRead More
Editorial: Allow state’s adults to grow their own marijuana January 21, 2020 | The Herald Editorial Board With the passage of Initiative 502 in 2012, Washington state residents 21 andRead More
Washington State Takes Down Online Map Of Marijuana Businesses Following Burglaries January 2, 2020 | Thomas Edward After a string of burglaries at cannabis businesses in the state, a WashingtonRead More
She’s been engaged for six years. Marijuana laws prevent her from getting married Anna Boiko-Weyrauch | Dec 19, 2019 It wasn’t under the Eiffel Tower or at New Years. WhenRead More
