written by Mac Larsen. The last time Jerry Garcia performed in Oregon was June 19, 1994, at the University of Oregon’s Autzen Stadium. I was, by a technicality, in attendance […]
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Understanding Oregon’s Cannabis Arrest and Incarceration Data
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 […]
Cultivating Progress: Cultiva Law
Written and photographed by Megan McEntee Aaron Pelley made his name as a cannabis lawyer in the early 2000s. He not only won a large case, but made the argument […]
Prosecuting Peace: lasting impacts of cannabis prohibition
Written and photographed by Gino Savaria The isolated backwoods of Douglas county enticed Chris Poulos as a reprieve from the excessive stimulation he was sensitive to. It seemed like a […]
What you need to know about cannabis law in 2022
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 […]
Then vs. Now: Reflecting on Oregon’s relationship with cannabis
Written by Lily Brennan Last year when I moved to Oregon, my father and I did a cross-country road trip from New York. As soon as we crossed from Idaho […]
Strain of The Month: Critical Cure
Written and photographed by Siena Dorman. Featuring an unusually pleasant ratio of CBD to THC, the Critical Cure strain has calming, low-key psychoactive effects that can be enjoyed for many […]
Growing at Home: The Second Season
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, […]
High Recommendations: Time for a Trip
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 […]
Harvesting Hacks
Written and photographed by Skyla Patton The leaves are changing color, the wind has a chill to it and the colas are leaning over with the weight of the world […]