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Edible Arkansas: alternatives for medical marijuana patients averse to smoking
Arkansas’s medical marijuana patients aren’t just blowing smoke: Many are using the wide variety of edible products created by the state’s cultivators and made available at the state’s 31 open dispensaries. From gummies to chocolates to hard candies, edible products provide an alternative for patients who don’t want to smoke.
Grass is greener in Oklahoma
Over 18,000 medical marijuana cardholders in Arkansas as of today. But everything about Oklahoma’s medical cannabis program is better than Arkansas’s.
Marijuana makes Harding University grad a billionaire
Meet a new Arkansas-native billionaire — Michael Blue, who grew up in Searcy and graduated from Harding University. He owes his wealth to marijuana.
Industrial hemp pilot program coming soon to Arkansas
One of the booths at this week’s Ark-La-Tex Medical Cannabis Expo was hosted by the Arkansas Hemp Association, a trade group founded to promote and expand non-intoxicating industrial hemp as an agricultural crop in the state. AHA Vice President Jeremy Fisher said the first licenses to grow experimental plots of hemp in the state should be issued by the Arkansas State Plant Board next spring.
Arkansas joint ventures
With dispensary and cultivation applications pending, hundreds of Arkansas entrepreneurs are sitting on go for a medical cannabis gold rush. How will it pan out?