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6 Trimming Questions with Sara Morse

LOWD’s Trim Manager shares her tips on leading a trimming team, what makes a good trim and details the stick trimming technique LOWD uses on its top-shelf offerings.

Oregon Liquor Control Commission Approves Recreational Marijuana License Stipulated Settlements

The Commission also received updates on Portland's Cannabis Equity program and voter-approved ballot measures.

Voters Across the U.S. Decide on Criminal Justice Measures

On Nov. 3, Americans decided how people who are suspected, accused or convicted of cannabis offenses move through the criminal justice system.

The Interview: Jesce Horton Shares the Story of LOWD

In this wide-spanning Q&A, Horton shares how his Portland, Ore.-based adult-use cannabis brand focuses on grower-quality flower and elevating cannabis culture.

Election 2020: Cannabis Down-Ballot Race Results

We’re breaking down important cannabis legal measures in counties and cities.

Which States Allow Cannabis Delivery?

Due in part to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, delivery has become a hot-button issue in the cannabis industry.

Oregon Liquor Control Commission Greenlights Solution for Streamlining License Applications

The Commission supports “fix-it ticket” approach for minor compliance violations.

A Dozen Oregon Cannabis Businesses Ruined by Wildfires

While some fires have been totally or mostly contained, several companies have still not fully surveyed damage nor have they received back product they left in the hands of other businesses.

6 Cannabis Business Lessons We Learned Too Late

Executives from Oregon’s High Desert Flower share the lessons they wish they had learned before entering the cannabis industry.

New Bill in Congress Would Allow Cannabis Businesses to Access Federal Disaster Relief Programs

The Small Business Disaster Relief Equity Act would bar federal agencies from denying disaster relief to state-legal cannabis businesses solely because of their cannabis-related activities.

Wildfires Continue to Ravage West Coast Cannabis Businesses, U.S. House Postpones Vote on the MORE Act: Week in Review

West coast wildfires continue to threaten and destroy cannabis operations as growers work to save their businesses and homes.

West Coast Wildfires Threaten and Destroy Some Cannabis Businesses, Force Evacuations

In Oregon and Washington, growers work to save their businesses and homes as the ongoing crisis stymies the industry.

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