Warden brothers open dispensary in Moses Lake
Moses Lake got its first new cannabis dispensary since 2017 on Friday. The dispensary’s logo has a picture of a basset hound because the two brothers who own the store grew up with basset hounds. “I kind of just twisted it like cigarettes have camels, Bud Light has Clydesdales,” Co-owner Rolando Rodriguez (right) said. “We need a mascot. So, I was like, what is better than a basset hound.”
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Moses Lake got its first new cannabis dispensary since 2017 on Friday. The dispensary’s logo has a picture of a basset hound because the two brothers who own the store grew up with basset hounds. “I kind of just twisted it like cigarettes have camels, Bud Light has Clydesdales,” Co-owner Rolando Rodriguez (right) said. “We need a mascot. So, I was like, what is better than a basset hound.”
In Moses Lake’s newest dispensary, Green Roads, is a map of the United States with green cannabis leaves on states that have legalized recreational cannabis and blue pins for states which have legalized medical cannabis.
Moses Lake just got a new marijuana dispensary last week. Green Roads is located at 224 West Valley Road, formerly a Valley Eye Care and Premiere Auto Group Dealership.
MOSES LAKE – The grand opening for Grant County’s newest dispensary, Green Roads Cannabis happened Friday. The dispensary is owned and operated by two Warden brothers, Eddie and Rolando Rodriguez. The new store is located at 224 West Valley Road in the former Valley Eye Care building.
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