Green Springs Medical dispensary in Hot Springs faces a revocation hearing before state regulators this morning.
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Dispensary seeks delay in license revocation hearing, ABC pushes back
Green Springs Medical has asked to delay its revocation hearing set for Wednesday, but a state regulatory agency is not on board.
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Troubled Hot Springs dispensary set for ABC hearing next week
Last month, Green Springs Medical became the first Arkansas dispensary to have its license revoked. The dispensary has been able to stay open until the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board can hold a hearing next week.
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ABC and CNN stop by mass eclipse wedding in Russellville
ABC News and CNN were among the outlets with film crews in Russellville on Monday capturing the magic of Elope at the Eclipse, a mass wedding ceremony with over 100 couples that took place right before yesterday’s total solar eclipse.
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Asa Hutchinson’s defense of an insurrectionist: Where’s the Arkansas media coverage, never mind outrage?
It’s not a news story in Arkansas when Governor Hutchinson downplays remarks by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
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36 venues cited for failure to meet COVID-19 rules July 13-26: Correction
The Peacemaker festival in Fort Smith was only one of them.
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Marijuana Rx commission told complaints dismissed, allows dispensary moves
Alcohol Beverage Control Director Doralee Chandler reported to the Medical Marijuana Commission today that the agency has dismissed complaints about Natural State Medicinals cultivation facility in White Hall and River Valley Relief Cultivation of Fort Smith.
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Dispensary applicants to be scored by third party, marijuana commission decides
Commissioners Stephen Carroll, James Miller and Ronda Henry-Tillman (the chair) voted in favor of using the independent consultant. Commissioners Carlos Roman and Travis Story voted against it.
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State’s pre-K enrollment beats national figures but stagnant funds threaten future
The report, distributed by Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, shows 50 percent of 4-year-olds and 35 percent of 3-year-olds in Arkansas are enrolled in state-funded pre-K, Head Start or special ed programs.
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Sen. Hutchinson loses gambling machine case in St. Francis County
A legal effort to win approval for gambling-style machines in Arkansas has lost a round in St. Francis Circuit Court.