After a two-year, pandemic-related absence, Phoenix Fashion Week made its triumphant return to the Valley as one of the foremost fashion events in the Southwest region.
When it comes to curing what ails you, the technological age has provided us with ample resources. Whatever your affliction, chances are there is a treatment available, and, in this cybernated world, that remedy can likely be acquired through minimal effort.
Online marijuana ordering has become increasingly popular in Arizona, especially at GreenPharms Dispensary in Mesa, AZ.
Anyone old enough to recall sitting through D.A.R.E. programming in elementary school will undoubtedly be familiar with the age-old doctrine about marijuana being a gateway to other, more illicit drugs.
In the book, The Death of Expertise, author Tom Nichols laments what he sees as the departure of the “expert” from many aspects of life, evidently replaced by armchair know-it-alls who tend to pontificate without actually having any experience with the particular topic about which they proceed to wax eloquent.
Whether you’re shopping for medical or recreational marijuana, if you’ve spent any time in a Phoenix-area dispensary recently, you may have experienced an apparent phenomenon occurring across the region—one that involves some variation of the following utterance: “Hey, uh, let me get your highest THC strain.”
PHOENIX, AZ—On April 8, 2022, the Arizona Department of Health Services held a long-awaited lottery to determine the recipients of the very last dispensary licenses up for grabs in the state.
If you consume cannabis, you are more than likely aware of the categorization by which various strains are distinguished from one another. The terms sativa, indica and hybrid are descriptors that imply specific qualities, which can represent a deciding factor for discerning patients or customers hoping to find their ideal strain.
After its passage in November of 2020, Arizona’s Proposition 207 officially commenced with the legal sale of recreational marijuana on January 22, 2021. Over a year later, the impact of the legislation on the cannabis industry is unmistakable. The addition of recreational access contributed to cannabis sales generating upwards of $1.2 billion in 2021 alone, with that number expected to rise exponentially in 2022.
