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27 July 2023
The city of Detroit on Monday said it will start accepting applications for limited marijuana business licenses on August 1. These licenses will include dispensaries, microbusinesses and consumption lounges. "We are thrilled to open the second round of licenses and...
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Michigan and The Great Lakes Region
Amid worries Ypsilanti is becoming “weed city” with at least a dozen options for marijuana dispensaries, city leaders were faced with a choice. They could continue to rely on buffers ... |  |
Lion Order, a cannabis lifestyle brand led by Rohan Marley, featuring strain genetics developed by Heavyweight Heads, and powered by 305 Farms, is honored to ... |  |
Exclusive Brands announced the Grand Opening of Exclusive Brands’ Muskegon cannabis dispensary to celebrate adult-use sales beginning at the company’s previous ... |  |
Since the use of recreational marijuana became legal in Michigan back in 2018, the Cannabis industry within the mitten state has soared through the roof. In many cities, there are ... |  |
Lume Cannabis is celebrating four years of offering high-quality cannabis at its locations across Michigan with Lume Day, a weeklong event for customers featuring promotions … |  |
Terps & Tents takes place Friday, July 28 through Sunday, July 30th at NBD Farms (No Bad Days) in Walkerville, a beautiful 120 acre woodland wonderland. The … |  |
National and International
Ohioans fighting for marijuana reform are facing a new challenge – the proposal to legalize recreational cannabis fell short on Tuesday of the needed signatures, reported ... |  |
The state of Missouri has recorded over $500 million in marijuana sales since it was fully legalized in February 2023. Missouri recorded $121.2 million worth of sales in June ... |  |
Recreational marijuana could become available for North Carolina residents through a ballot referendum by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians set for September. The tribal council ... |  |
The Kansas Highway Patrol has been ordered to stop its infamous “two-step” technique by a federal judge, in what the American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas calls a “huge win” … |  |
