Nutritionist-Turned-Entrepreneur Pitches Cannabis-Infused Lemonade
One day, Chattanooga might be famous as the birthplace of iconic food brands such as Krystal hamburgers, Moon Pies and LoLo Lemonade.
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Everything You Need to Know About Tennessee’s Cannabis Laws
Here’s the skinny on legal weed in Tennessee.
Tennessee Cannabis Users Crossing State Lines For Product
Just over the Missouri border sits the small village of Sauget, Illinois. Population: 141.
House Bill Adds Quadriplegia For Medical Cannabis Use In Tennessee
Lawmakers are trying to expand the use of medical cannabis in Tennessee with one saying he can personally benefit from its use.
How Legal Cannabis Could Revive Southern Economies
On February 3, 2022, Mississippi became the 37th state to legalize medical cannabis, following in Louisiana’s and Alabama’s footsteps as the first movers in the Deep South.
Legislation Introduced To Allow Medical Cannabis In Tennessee
The state will give oversight of the medical cannabis program that will include the in-state cultivation, processing and sale of cannabis.
House Committee Approves, Advances Medical Cannabis Legislation
Over the objections of law enforcement and health officials, a second House committee approved a bill Wednesday that would legally allow some Tennesseans to use medical cannabis. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Jeremy Faison, R-Crosby, would give those suffering from roughly a dozen maladies a legal defense if they are arrested and prosecuted for havingRead More
Cannabis Gives 4-Year-Old a Shot at Life After Family’s Cross-Country Move
Maggie Selmeski, 4, lives with her parents, Rachael, 34, and Shawn, 38, and younger brothers, Maddox and Miles, in Littleton, Colo.
Nashville Passes Marijuana Decriminalization Measure
“All this bill does is give police the option of not treating someone with a little pot like a hardened criminal,” Rosenberg said.
Tennessee Hemp Farmers Start Planting Highly Regulated Seeds
Farmers in Tennessee have started receiving highly regulated hemp seeds to produce the state's first legal harvest of the crop in more than 70 years.
