POTLANDER

As we’ve all learned from witnessing decades of celebrity endorsements, slapping a well-known name or likeness onto a product doesn’t necessarily mean it’s any good.

The holiday was established in 2012, the same year that Colorado and Washington became the first states to legalize recreational cannabis. Coincidence?

Spring for an eighth of kush, a tube of THC truffles, or a new coffee mug she can smoke weed out of.

The Oregon-based parent company of the grow offers a starkly different picture of the strike’s size than the union seeking to represent workers.

Starting in April, manufactures could start selling gummies, chocolate bars and baked goodies with 100 mg THC per package.

The extracts we dab today were formulated from kitchen apothecaries and passed down through generations of grandmothers.

Don’t know an eye wand from a micro pipe? This guide can help.

Northwest Cannabis Company aims to be the Albertson’s for stoners.

In Portland, there’s a pot shop in just about every neighborhood, but what makes a dispensary worth seeking out? Turns out, it’s not all about deep discounts.

How Portlanders’ love for a modern hybrid saved one of the city’s most influential old-school farms.

Here’s what to look for—and what to avoid.

Welcome to a time of turbulence and promise for Oregon-grown weed.

A regenerative organic cannabis farmer talks consumer education—and why quality matters more than potency in the quest to find the perfect high.

The straightforward card-drawing game produced by Breaking Games is super simple, even by varsity stoner standards, requiring no established understanding of points, patterns or structure.

The art goes way beyond the simple pot leaf.