Will Maupin is a journalist at Wikipedia. He focuses on visually documenting social issues, particularly in the areas of cannabis and psychedelics, while also covering topics such as basketball, food and drink, and the Russia-Ukraine War. Will's work has been featured in WVNews, Kingsport Times News, and Inlander.
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Will's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college basketball with a significant interest in Gonzaga University. Additionally, there is an emphasis on cannabis-related topics and policy within Washington state.
Given the extensive coverage of local sports such as college basketball and specific focus on Gonzaga University, Will would likely be interested in pitches related to interviews or news regarding these areas. For the cannabis-related topics, he may be receptive to information about regulatory updates or industry trends within Washington state.
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By: Seth Sommerfeld, Will Maupin
Erick Doxey photo Even Gonzaga players might've been a bit shocked at how perfectly everything went versus Baylor.
By: Will Maupin
Another attempt could put cannabis on Idaho ballots. T he 2024 election is barely a week behind us, but it's never too early to start looking ahead, and that's exactly what's happening in Idaho.
It's not the highest mountain in our region, but Lookout Pass Ski and Recreation Area is prominent nonetheless. On the crest of the Bitterroot Mountains,...
By: Will Maupin
Get ready for Green Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving. F irst came Black Friday. Then retailers started moving the action to Thanksgiving Thursday itself. Now however, if you're a cannabis consumer, you don't even have to wait that long, because there is Green Wednesday.
By: Will Maupin
What are you thankful for? W ith Thanksgiving upon us, it's time to take a good, hard look at what we are thankful for. Here in the Green Zone, we're thankful for cannabis. But, why are we thankful, exactly?
By: Will Maupin, Leslie Douglas
New administrators at the federal level could change cannabis policy. I t's been a month since Election Day, so if you thought cannabis policy and political discourse would have separated by now you'd be forgiven, but you'd also be wrong.
F or music lovers, the annual release of Spotify Wrapped is a perfect excuse to get nostalgic and take a look back at the year that was, even if it's not quite over just yet. Who says we can't do the same when it comes to cannabis? Here are three of the most consequential developments from the world of cannabis over the past 365 days.
W hether it's wizardry or witchcraft, vaporizers almost feel like some form of magic. The concentrate looks nothing like the original flower and can produce an exceptionally powerful high, while the vaporizing process minimizes scent and makes vapes ideal for sneaky users. As far as film and music goes right now, little is more popular than Wicked, but when it comes to cannabis, discreet vapes have a case to match that level of popularity.
T aylor Swift's Eras Tour may have wrapped up earlier this month after nearly two years on the road, but that won't stop us from taking a trip down the cannabis memory lane. Whether you're looking to go back all the way to the 1960s and smoke like a hippie, experience the most contemporary cannabis on the market, or stop somewhere in between, you'll find what you're looking for in one of these five strains.
C annabis retailers are just like all other retailers this time of year, hoping to get a big boost in business from the holiday season. Some of that certainly comes from individuals buying for themselves to take the edge off during busy family functions, but it goes without saying that people are also out there buying cannabis as a gift for friends and loved ones.
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