Strain of The Month: Chocolate Chunk
February 17, 2020
Written by Skyla Patton, photographed by Kimberly Harris. As an avid lover of chocolate (my fifth grade class photo was taken in a shirt that said “I love chocolate!” with
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Scars of Prohibition
February 17, 2020
written by Guthrie Stafford Six years after legalization in Oregon, social perceptions of cannabis users are starting to evolve. From toking podcasters to weed-infused weddings, cannabis is shedding the reputation
CBD for Dummies
February 17, 2020
written by Alexandra Arnett, photographed by Nina Compeau There has been a lot of buzz surrounding cannabidiol, or CBD, and while the FDA still restricts its use in food and
Cannabis in Schools
February 17, 2020
written by Alexandra Arnett, photographed by Nina Compeau Cannabis use in schools is a controversial topic, especially when it comes to cannabis and kids. Medical cannabis and patient rights are
Not So Dope Driving
February 17, 2020
written by Emma Routley, photographed by Connor Cox The legalities of driving under the influence of cannabis are slightly fuzzier than driving under the influence of alcohol. Why might law
Budtender Spotlight: Genevieve Auman
February 17, 2020
written and photographed by Kimberly Harris. Genevieve Auman has been working at Spacebuds for 14 months. Sci-Fi decorations, laser colored lights and star constellations bring customers into galactic space while
Budtender Spotlight: Melissa Call
April 15, 2019
What made you want to become a budtender? I think when I first moved here I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do, I just wanted to live in a
4/20 Strain Survival Guide
April 15, 2019
words and photos by Bryan Dorn As 4/20 approaches, stoners everywhere are gearing up to celebrate the cannabis holiday. However, it’s important to pace yourself and choose your strains wisely
From Combat to Cannabis
April 15, 2019
words by Jake Bevisphotos by Alex Powers When Jeremiah Civil, a Marine Corps combat veteran who served from 2001-2005, went in for his recent medical evaluation at the Department of
Mile High Club
April 15, 2019
words by Josh Delzellphotos by Connor Cox Sex is a wonderful thing, but it is also a frightening thing as well. It puts you in one of the most vulnerable
Leap Farms: Where the Plants are Happy and the People Are Too
April 15, 2019
words and photos by Emma Routley While it may be a struggle for some companies to set themselves apart from the competition, Leap Farms knows exactly what makes them unique
Silver Dabbers
April 15, 2019
words by Josh Delzell A study by Dr. Benjamin Han, assistant professor of internal medicine at NYU, found that between 2015 and 2016, 9 percent of adult between the ages