Will Maupin is a local journalist based in Spokane, Washington. He writes for the Inlander, covering a range of topics including cannabis, local sports, and community events. With a focus on providing informative and engaging articles, Will's work has also been featured in WVNews.
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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.
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L ocated on the west bank of the Columbia River just downstream of Northport, Washington
By: Will Maupin
Wedding Cake was June's top-selling strain in Washington.
By: Will Maupin
The state is easing some cannabis rules. L ast week, the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board
By: Will Maupin
Green Nugget budtender "Squid" Schierman E arly this summer, the Inlander chatted with "Squid" Schierman, a budtender at The Green Nugget in North Spokane, to get some perspective on the cannabis industry from the other side of the sales counter. Budtenders know the industry better than anyone, so why not get to know them a little bit better too?
Washington led the way in legalizing recreational cannabis, but still doesn't allow delivery. W ashington was the first to legalize recreational cannabis back in 2012. Voters approved Initiative 502 with 55.7% in favor. It made Washington, along with Colorado, which voted to legalize recreational use at the same time, a trailbreaker when it comes to cannabis.
CBG is a lesser-known cannabinoid. N umbers are the name of the game when it comes to cannabis
By: Will Maupin
Just roll with it. T he idea that cannabis users are lazy stoners is nothing more than a stereotype. What is true, however, is that everyone is lazy once in a while. Who among us hasn't thrown in the towel at dinnertime and ordered a pizza? So, for those times when you do feel like a lazy stoner, turn to the ordering out of cannabis consumption: the preroll.
By: Will Maupin, Leslie Douglas
Cannabis isn't just a pastime for college students anymore. I t's nearly time to turn the calendar from August to September, and back-to-school season is in full swing. When you think about returning to the classroom, cannabis is probably not something that comes to mind. But at the collegiate level in the Inland Northwest, cannabis and class can go hand in hand.
By: Will Maupin, Leslie Douglas
Both major party presidential candidates support cannabis legalization. T here are a lot of reasons to vote. Frankly, you shouldn't make cannabis your No. 1 issue. You should vote regardless, but what if cannabis were your main reason to vote?
By: Will Maupin
Hemp-derived products such as Delta 8 are being sold without the strict regulations of the recreational market.
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