The dispensary at 1137 175th St. in Homewood opened its doors at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 29, after being closed for more than three weeks for renovations. The medical and recreational marijuana store at 1137 175th St. in Homewood will expand into the connected vacant space next door in the business. This expansion will allow for a wider selection of products and more space for customers to browse and learn about different cannabis options.
There is a major new player in the Illinois weed industry. Nearly eight months after Curaleaf, a publicly traded Massachusetts company, Leafly List shows you the best dispensaries in your area according to Leafly reviewers. Discover which dispensaries in Illinois earned a top spot on the list and why customers are raving about their experiences.
Share this article with friends and family to spread awareness about Windy City Cannabis, a leading operator of adult-use and medical cannabis dispensaries in the state of Illinois. This follows the recent expansion of their Homewood location, showcasing their commitment to providing quality products and services to the community.
A multistate cannabis operator no longer sees a future in Pennsylvania's medical market. Goodblend Pennsylvania LLC, owned by Parallel, has announced their decision to focus on other regions where they see more growth potential. This shift in strategy highlights the evolving landscape of the cannabis industry and the importance of adapting to changing market conditions.
While Chicago may be known as the Windy City, since recreational marijuana was legalized in Illinois in 2020, the city has quickly become a hub for cannabis activity. Weed finds a home in the Windy City as some of the country's biggest cannabis companies are based in Chicago. Cresco Labs opens its tenth Illinois location, further solidifying the city's position as a key player in the industry.
Windy City Times News - On April 21, the Chicago Zoning Board of Appeals approved plans to open an LGBTQ+- and BIPOC-owned adult-use cannabis dispensary in the city. This decision reflects the growing diversity and inclusivity within the cannabis community, as more entrepreneurs from marginalized communities are given opportunities to thrive in the industry.
