The Vapor Shop

08/04/2026

08/01/2026

For years, Texas businesses and consumers have relied on h**p products that were legalized under both the 2018 Federal Farm Bill and the 2019 Texas H**p Program.

Now, Texas officials have announced that delta-8 and other non delta-9 thc isomers, including products that have been openly manufactured and sold for years—are considered Schedule I controlled substances and subject to criminal enforcement.

In response, three plaintiffs have filed a federal lawsuit challenging that announcement.

The lawsuit argues that the state’s action:
• Conflicts with the 2018 Farm Bill.
• Conflicts with Texas’ own h**p law.
• Violates constitutional protections, including due process and interstate commerce.

The plaintiffs are asking the federal court for emergency relief to stop enforcement while the case moves forward.

This case is about more than h**p businesses. It raises fundamental questions about whether state agencies can redefine lawful products as Schedule I controlled substances without legislative action, and whether Texans can be subjected to criminal penalties under an unclear and conflicting legal framework.

We’ll continue sharing updates as this case develops.

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08/01/2026

The same day the state's THC ban took effect, a federal lawsuit was filed to stop it. Thomas Monti, a Galveston County h**p store manager, Lifted Liquids Inc., and The Happy Cactus Apothecary are arguing the state's rules directly conflict with the 2018 farm bill that legalized h**p nationwide.

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/texas/texas-thc-ban-new-federal-lawsuit/287-9ba897f3-2f95-4348-a81d-2fde4283a3e6?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WFAA

07/31/2026

Calabasters is not going to fail you!

We have TEXAS COMPLIANT Delta 9 gummies and homemade edibles! We will see what else we will try to come up with along the way, and as you know, we are still your fave place to go! The V***r Shop 💨

07/30/2026

06/17/2026

UPDATE
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Residents -

Repairs on the water main are in progress but water service has returned to normal and conservation efforts are no longer necessary.

Thank you for your patience and conservation during this period.

Residents -

Repairs on the water main are in progress but water service has returned to normal and conservation efforts are no longer necessary.

Thank you for your patience and conservation during this period.

06/17/2026

Closed this Sunday, June 21st for Father’s Day! See you regular hours Monday 22nd!

06/17/2026

UPDATE

Repairs have been completed and all water service has been returned to normal.

Residents -

Due to a water main break on the supply leading from Lake Nacogdoches, the City of Nacogdoches is asking all residents to conserve water until further notice while repairs are underway. Your help is greatly appreciated.

Updates will be provided once repairs have been completed.