NEA Full Spectrum in Brookland is requesting a move to Jonesboro. The dispensary's president said last month sales had fallen off by 15% since nearby Missouri legalized recreational marijuana.
Former Mountain Valley Spring Water CEO Breck Speed and cannabis processor David Owen have already developed several cannabis beverages. Their opening a medical marijuana processing facility near Hot Springs Village and plan to make beverages there as well in about a year.
The state legislature voted to ban Delta-8 THC, the psychoactive substance derived from hemp. Advocates, including mothers and business owners, pleaded with legislators, saying the products have a medical benefit and that banning them isn't the solution.
The state Supreme Court ruled last week that a lower court must provide an attorney with a proper court transcript following confusion on the matter and a testy email exchange with a court reporter.
Dark Horse Medicinals will produce vapes and edibles for Clear Cannabis Inc., a national marijuana brand known for The Clear. The products will have a "soft launch" on 4/20 followed by a full rollout next month.
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NEA Full Spectrum of Brookland said it has lost 15% of its business since nearby Missouri legalized recreational marijuana this year but the commission tabled a request to move the business to Jonesboro.
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A House committee passed yesterday a resolution that asks the state Department of Health to lower costs for medical marijuana cards and extend them from one year to two years. A bill to allow cardholders to be eligible for concealed carry permits also passed the House yesterday and a bill to ban Delta-8 products is on the House calendar today.
A bill that would ban Delta-8 THC products would also ban CBD products and imperil the state hemp industry, according to hemp advocates. The bill is set to be heard by the House Rules committee at Noon on Wednesday.