Wholesale Marijuana Prices Continue Inching Up
These small bumps shouldn’t change much at the cash register or affect any 4/20 deals as April comes around.
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Colorado NORML Endorses Lisa Calderón in Denver Mayoral Race
“…for me it’s not just about cannabis, but the wider issues around it, including who gets criminalized and who gets opportunities in the industry.”
MMJ for Autism Bill Clears Legislature, Heads to Governor
“It’s a different feeling this year — so much more hope.”
Dean Ween Partners With Vape and Play to Reopen Pot Consumption Venue
Two social consumption entities are joining forces.
Measure Your Green Thumb in This Home-Growing Competition
The Grow-Off wants to see how good Gary’s basement buds really are.
T.I. and Jermaine Dupri to Headline 4/20 Fest at Civic Center Park
Denver is getting a taste of the Dirty South on 4/20 this year
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Bomb Cyclone Ruins Dispensary’s Opening Day, but Not the Plants
“Yield can be significantly affected if plants get cold for too long. If that lasts more than a day, then it becomes a real problem.”
She Owns Glendale’s Strip Club — and the Dispensary Next Door
“There is a sex-toy shop, a strip joint, a pot shop and a Chick-fil-A all on the same corner.”
Marijuana Sales on Pace for New Heights in 2019
Colorado’s marijuana sales are off to a slightly faster start in 2019 than last year, according to data from the state Department of Revenue.
Marijuana Delivery Proposal Gears Up in Legislature
The service would roll out to MMJ patients first, then other consumers in 2021.
Study Shows Connection Between Legal Pot and Rise in Junk Food
According to research, the THC in cannabis can increase our appetites by activating certain brain receptors.
CDOT Leaning on Pot Industry, New Approach to Fight Stoned Driving
“…the budtender is going to win every time in credibility.”
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Learning About Pot and Parkinson’s With Dr. James Beck
Beck was recently in Denver for the Parkinson’s Foundation’s first medical marijuana conference.
Bill Allowing MMJ Over Opioids Shelved Until Marijuana Laws Revamped
The bill is expected to return later in the year.
Colorado Pot Industry Could Open Doors to Corporations and Minorities
A bill that would open Colorado marijuana businesses up for public trading and lessen investment restrictions passed its first committee hearing in the state legislature Monday, March 4.
Cannabis Cocktails: CBD-Infused Booze Is Here, Denver
We’ve been thirsty for CBD-infused booze for some time now.
Bill Banning Public Vaping Moves Ahead; Social Pot Use Protection in the Works
Those fat clouds might have to be blown outside from now on.
Hitting the Ganja Grindstone with Bgood’s Graydon Washington
“I started when it was a one-shop, one-grow company, and through hard work and dedication, we’ve expanded to several shops and grows.”
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Mayor Hancock Asks Congress to Approve Marijuana Banking
Hancock says the “vast majority” of Denver’s pot businesses are complying and contributing members of Denver.
Colorado Allows Schools to Administer MMJ, So Why Won’t They?
“This current attitude isn’t surrounded around compassion.”
Parkinson’s Foundation to Host First Marijuana Conference in Denver
The 62-year old organization is coming to Denver March 6 and 7 for its first ever conference focusing on medical marijuana.
Denver’s Social Pot Use Program No Longer Temporary…but Still Flawed
The program is now permanent as city officials consider further updates.