Dispensary Openings and Closings: Grand Junction Pot Sales Finally Begin
New dispensaries have opened in Grand Junction, Denver and the Boulder area.
New dispensaries have opened in Grand Junction, Denver and the Boulder area.
“The decriminalization part really gives us the chance to do a lot of cool stuff and not have to hide.”
The projects would speed up business licensing and spur social equity, according to the governor.
“It’s been a long journey with a lot of twists and turns.”
The proposed changes would affect decontamination, advertising, tracking and hospitality rules, among others.
State-licensed cannabis labs don’t currently test for spider mites, according to the city.
Cannabis business owners at a public hearing vigorously objected to the proposed rule.
The donation from a foundation set up by the Wana Brands CEO will fund scholarships and ongoing equity initiatives across campus.
Palec’s new vape battery is full of cannabis and scary movie references.
Colorado is equipped for takeoff with medical psilocybin, but there will be some turbulence.
Let’s see how all that money is spent.
“I think it’s a really awesome opportunity for Colorado. It’s going to offer a lot of lessons for the next rounds of this across the world.”
There are some catches, but state regulators are open to the idea.
There are five pot hospitality venues and mobile lounges currently operating in Colorado.
The chain of seven dispensaries abruptly closed in 2022 after unpaid sales tax violations.
After a strong performance on the wholesale market, the staff wants customers to visit the mother ship.
That’s enough to buy the Denver Broncos three times over.
Cannabis-friendly venues and watch parties are here for all major sports.
There’s a growing push to update Colorado’s limited cannabis hospitality rules.
State pardon initiatives received praise, but states newer to legal cannabis are doing more.
“I don’t know how to convey how excited and ready Denver is for this.”
New dispensaries are sprouting up in Broomfield, Denver and Golden this fall.