Written and Photographed by Alice Yeager Beginning on January 1st, 2022, the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) outlined new law changes going into effect for the sale of cannabis
How a Eugene dispensary is going green and paving the way for quality products at accessible prices Written and photographed by Skyla Patton SPONSORED CONTENT With so many options, it
Written by Lauren Leone, photographed by Alice Yeager There are so many different ways to participate in 4/20, ranging from smoking your favorite bud, hitting a dab pen, using topicals,
Written and photographed by Kaylynn Wohl Another ritual has been added to my routine. I get my cashback, roll over to Jamaica Joel’s on 13th and Willamette, and make my
Our second annual soundtrack for our favorite day of the year Curated by Kayl Wohl and Megan McEntee. Illustrated by Lindsay Rogers. 4/20 Edition, 2023. Happy holiblaze from Green Eugene!
Written and photographed by Alice Yeager What do you crave when you have the munchies? Do you crave hoppy, bitter and malted? What about sweet and fruity? The same sensations
Written by Kayl Wohl. Photographed by Gustavo Del Real. In 1999, the magic of rare Sonoran Desert rain poured onto the crowd of metalheads at a Metallica show in Phoenix,
Written and photographed by Kaylynn Wohl In our last harvest issue, I provided an overview of my first successful Oregon grow with Jack Herer as my chosen child. This season,
Written by Alexandra Arnett You may notice a lot of farms throwing around the term ‘sustainable farming’, but what does that actually mean? Sustainability is defined as the avoidance of
Written by Annie McVay, photographed by Gustavo Del Real Figueroa When we first discussed the importance of this issue of Green Eugene, I knew I had to find the perfect pick
Written by Mac Larsen Oregon’s incarceration data provides insight into the progress and problems with the state’s drug policies and legislation. In 1973 Oregon became the first state to decriminalize
written by Renee Thompson @renee.eporita I have yet to meet a stoner that doesn’t have a go-to album or band to toke to. Some gravitate more to the traditional sounds,