Sunday, October 1, marked the eightieth anniversary of House Bill 6385: the Marihuana Tax Act, the first time penalties were federally levied against the possession, production and sale of cannabis.
Even Peyton Manning credited legal pot for the success of 21 Papa John’s locations he purchased in Denver shortly before Amendment 64 passed in 2012 – but Papa’s doesn’t see nearly the number of potheads as more traditional junk food spots.
Miguel Lopez had earned the right of first refusal for Civic Center Park on April 20…until the city withdrew that privilege after this year’s Denver 420 rally because of alleged violations. He’s fighting that, but some readers think that the rally should move to a better place.
Here are ten Instagram accounts any pothead would love, including nug porn, concentrate closeups, growing tips and much more.
The money used to help the St. Francis Center complete construction is part of a $15.3 million state package from pot tax revenue to fight homelessness.
Thornton’s Anythink Library has been teaching residents about various career and entrepreneurial opportunities in Denver. On September 27, the focus was jobs in the cannabis industry.
Researchers from the University of Wisconsin Madison found Denver home prices in the immediate vicinity of a recreational marijuana dispensary have risen at a fast pace since retail sales were legalized.
A broken hash oil cartridge might seem like it’s doomed, but there’s a few ways to salvage what’s left.
Longmont City Council has approved the first reading of an ordinance that would end the city’s ban on marijuana sales that began in 2011. It moves on to a second reading and second hearing October 2.
In a Princeton Review list of the nation’s most accepting college campuses towards pot, only two Colorado schools cracked the top twenty.
Like Cannalope and Silver Hazes, Amnesia Haze is a fixture in Amsterdam coffee shops, and it’s become an established strain in American dispensaries, too. It can be found in dispensaries around the country, so spotting it on the shelf in Denver is relatively easy.
As we’ve reported, organizers of the Denver 420 Rally have been prohibited from applying for a Denver event permit for three years as a result of complaints about security and cleanup issues at this year’s edition, and their priority status with the city was rescinded. Attorney Rob Corry, representing lead planner Miguel Lopez and his team, formally appealed that decision at a marathon session on September 19, and while the hearing officer has up to thirty days to issue a ruling, the city’s Department of Parks and Recreation has already sent Lopez an application for the 2018 event. He sees this development as a positive sign even though a line inserted into the document reads, “Due to the pending appeal, DPR reserves the right to cancel any dates or reservations.”
Most Denver dispensaries will at least have a handful of products made from CBD-heavy strains, but few have concentrates and isolates that are completely devoid of THC. Here are seventeen that do.
“Boofing,” aka “Butt Chugging” takes advantage of the high amount of blood vessels and capillaries in the rectum.
California’s cannabis consumers already display strong similarities to their Colorado counterparts, according to data the BDS Analytics – but on the recreational side.
Our cannabis calendar for the last week of September, and beyond.
Organizers of the Denver 420 Rally defended themselves during a two-day hearing this week; they’re accused of violating numerous trash and security rules that led to a three-year ban of their permit after the 2017 rally. Both sides have until early October to file responses; the hearing officer promises a…
These high-CBD strains are all currently available in dispensaries around town.
Of the top 150 ancillary cannabis businesses in a recent list from Cannabis Business Executive, 41 are headquartered in Colorado.
After looking at the license requirements and listening to rumblings around town, we came up with five types of businesses most likely to have licensed social cannabis consumption.
Denver and Colorado Springs aren’t going to be confused as twins anytime soon, but their residents share common opinions on cannabis.
Thornton approved dispensaries in March, but when will they actually open?
