A Tennessee lawmaker introduced the legislature to the 2022 ballot, which will set the pace for a more solidified cannabis industry in the state. Rep. Bruce Griffey, who is a Republican from District 75, is sponsoring the bill, which is now called ‘House Bill 1634”. The bill will need county election commissions that entail three cannabis-related questions. It is expected that the questions will be non-binding and also appear in November 2022 on the ballot.
Cannabis grower and edibles pioneer Maya Elisabeth makes the case that your sourdough starter is…
Berlin police are warning residents after receiving reports that suspected drug samples were being left…
Cannabis culture survived through decentralized human connection. Its future depends on whether the people building…
For years, the cannabis world has treated "the entourage effect" like settled science, a comforting…
After five years, two applications, six figures in expenses, and a maze of shifting rules,…
This article was originally published in 2023. From the hash and honey oil of the…