4/20 Pueblo Gathering
Pot smokers visited pot shops in Pueblo County to celebrate 4/20.
What is the origin of 420?
What is the origin of 420? PUEBLO, Colo. – It’s an origin story that is a bit… hazy. Tens of thousands of people came to Colorado to partake in what’s simply known as “420.” But where does that cannabis catch phrase come from? We asked several “cannabis enthusiasts” around Colorado and we heard several different […]
FDA Moves Forward With Marijuana-Based Drug To Fight Childhood Epilepsy
The Food and Drug Administration has granted orphan drug designation for a cannabis-based drug developed to treat childhood-onset epilepsy, GW Pharmaceuticals announced last week.
Why Legalizing Marijuana Is a Smart Fiscal Move
On January 1, sales and use of recreational marijuana became legal in the state of Colorado. Washington State and the nation of Uruguay will follow later this year. Other states such as Oregon and California have ballot initiatives scheduled that may legalize marijuana there as well.
First legal 420 celebrated
420 or April 20 is considered an unofficial marijuana holiday around the country. People gather from far and wide to partake in consuming cannabis together, usually with a big smoke out coming at 4:20 p.m.
Pueblo County welcomes pot enthusiasts on 4/20
PUEBLO COUNTY, Colo. – Pueblo County is welcoming pot smokers with open arms on 4/20. Pot customers say it feels like Colorado is the center of acceptance for pot. Pueblo County was in the spotlight on Sunday (4/20/14).
Thousands Celebrate 420 in Colorado
April 20 is the unofficial holiday for pot, and with recreational marijuana now legal in Colorado, crowds turned out to celebrate.
Colorado Marijuana Report Shows Legalization May Avoid a Big Potential Problem
Six months into marijuana legalization, the Colorado Department of Revenue has issued a new report outlining findings about the size of the newly legal market.
Colorado Couple To Open First Officially Approved Cannabis Café
One of the disappointing aspects of marijuana legalization in Colorado and Washington is that neither state allows the sort of cannabis cafés you will find in Amsterdam and other Dutch cities, which sell marijuana along with food and beverages.