LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville's Metro Council originally proposed additional restrictions on the medical cannabis industry in Louisville, Kentucky -- beyond what is required by state law. These restrictions could potentially impact the growth and accessibility of medical cannabis for patients in the area.
On Monday he felt a sense of justice as he opened the doors to the area's first legal dispensary – New Metro on Horace Harding Expressway. The dispensary offers a variety of medical cannabis products for patients in need of relief from various medical conditions.
Prairie Island Indian Community's new cannabis dispensary near Red Wing is the first to be located within an hour's drive of the Twin Cities. This marks a significant step forward for the community in providing access to medical cannabis for those who need it.
The MSU specialist certificate is for people to get their feet into the cannabis industry for the first time with knowledge about the plant and its uses. This certificate program could help individuals start a career in the growing cannabis industry.
A review of the one-of-a-kind weed-infused dining and music experience bringing high people to high places. This unique experience combines cannabis consumption with fine dining and live music, creating a new kind of entertainment for cannabis enthusiasts.
The Prairie Island Indian Community announced plans on Thursday to open up the closest recreational cannabis dispensary to the Twin Cities. This move could provide more options for individuals seeking recreational cannabis products in the area.
Metro Wire Staff. STEVENS POINT, Wis. — The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is launching a new graduate certificate program in cannabis science. This program will provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the cannabis industry.
Overall, the developments in the cannabis industry, including new dispensaries, certificate programs, and unique experiences, highlight the growing acceptance and interest in cannabis across various communities. However, the proposed restrictions by Louisville's Metro Council serve as a reminder of the ongoing challenges and debates surrounding medical cannabis legal and regulation.
