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In less than a month, three of Colorado’s largest dispensary groups have downsized or shown signs of financial struggle.
A fire broke out at about 2:30 a.m., according to the Fire Department.
According to the Denver Fire Department, “multiple crews” are on the scene.
President Trump announced immigration agents will aid TSA with airport security, which he called “fertile territory” for ICE.
The contaminant has become increasingly common in cannabis safety advisories.
Those numbers are expected to increase.
Travelers, beware.
Simply Pure has been a regular stop on cannabis-friendly tours and documentary productions since 2015, but its roots go deeper than that.
“The consumer largely doesn’t care. They want big buds that are cheap and test high in THC.”
Protests and rallies for a variety of causes are planned in downtown Denver this spring.
Proponents say the bill would open up more traditional event spaces and locations to cannabis culture, but industry support is mixed.
The buyers expect Colorado’s cannabis market will “continue to consolidate over time.”
It’s hard out here for a home-seller.
Colorado doesn’t have many cannabis-friendly establishments, but metro Denver is home to a growing list, including a spa, tour services, venues and hotels.
The Coffee Joint was the first licensed consumption venue in the country. Now the owner wants to make another mark.
Historical weather records show that this is not normal.
After working in cannabis hospitality and social equity advocacy for years, Sarah Woodson wants to represent her hometown at the State Capitol.
Clones provide a quick path for home-growers, but they’re not widely available in dispensaries.
The Green Solution and Medicine Man, two of the state’s oldest dispensary chains, are owned by a national corporation.
State lawmakers are considering major changes to cannabis hospitality, taxes and health care this year.
According to a tracking map, 47 of Colorado’s 57 data centers are in the Denver area.