“As Benton County approves bringing psilocybin to town, we have a one-on-one with local expert Brock Binder. Will this new organic medicinal help others as it has members of Binder’s family?  

Stacey Newman Weldon

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High Quality became the first cannabis store to join the Corvallis Chamber of Commerce Saturday and workers celebrated with staff at the Chamber during the ceremony in front of their new location at 1435 N.W. Ninth St.

K. Rambo

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“The company has expanded steadily over the past five years, having completed more than a quarter-million transactions, growing its employee roster to 20, and recently adding a sister, CBD outlet, The Lifestyle Store.”

Patrick Wagner

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Discussion on how Brock Binder started the business, what they are doing to stay competitive in the market, education and some amazing customer stories on how cannabis changed their life!

Periodic Effects Podcast - Episode 41

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From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a friendly smile in a clean and inviting environment. The team at High Quality Compassion has done a great job supporting local farmers while also sourcing top growers from across the state.

Review by Nate Williams

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High Quality marijuana dispensary is open for business Thursday. The owner called on marijuana supporters to come together across party lines to stand up for legalization.

Amanda Loman, Gazette-Times

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The Hemp & Cannabis expo is held at the Benton County Fairgrounds annually. It features an eclectic assortment of keynote speakers, vendors, and information booths.

Kiki Genoa

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The best pot shops in every state where weed is legal. Americans spent over $5 billion on legal medical and recreational marijuana in 2015. That's more than what they dropped on Doritos, Cheetos, and Funyuns combined.

Melia Robinson

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Customers line up to shop at High Quality Compassion in Corvallis on Thursday morning.

Andy Cripe, Gazette-Times

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