If you’re in the spirit for a new spirit this year, don’t be afraid to give bourbon a try. Here’s a beginner’s guide to help you on your way.
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Arkansas medical marijuana legal wranglings
Questions over award of latest dispensary, ownership change of cultivation center and more.
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Medical Marijuana Commission licenses state’s 38th dispensary, declines to award two remaining licenses
The state Medical Marijuana Commission licensed the state’s 38th dispensary Tuesday but decided not to act on the state’s final two license applications, which expire Jan. 9.
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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.
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The cost of voting: Arkansas felons must repay debts before registering
Advocate likens restrictions to “poll tax.”
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Medical marijuana dispensaries short on flower supply; ABC’s hands are tied, it says
As the number of medical marijuana patients in the state has surged past 80,000, dispensaries have reported difficulty obtaining flower from the state’s four operating cultivators, with some cannabis strains unavailable entirely.
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Medical Marijuana Commission narrowly votes down additional dispensary license, eyes amendment to reciprocity law
In a 3-2 vote last night, the state Medical Marijuana Commission voted down a motion to license an additional dispensary.
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Arkansas patients attest: Medical marijuana helps
Sleeplessness, PTSD, epilepsy all relieved by cannabis.
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5G cell towers pop up in Little Rock neighborhoods; residents speak up
As telecommunications companies improve their infrastructure to pave the way for 5G technology, a new type of wireless tower is popping up around city streets, sidewalks and yards and citizens have little say in where they are placed.