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Delta-8 blues: The end of hemp-derived THC products in Arkansas
Arkansas can now enforce its hemp ban after a federal appeals court ruling. The decision ends sales of delta-8, delta-6a, delta-10 and delta-10a, and other psychoactive hemp products, reshaping shelves statewide while the legal battle continues.
Federal court allows state to resume ban on sale of hemp-derived THC products
An appeals court dismissed Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and AG Tim Griffin from a lawsuit and reversed a lower court ruling, sending the case back to the Western District of Arkansas for additional proceedings.
In Loving Memory
Cindy Moffitt, a devoted advocate, friend, and leader in Arkansas’s medical cannabis community, passed away on June 21. Her legacy of compassion, faith, and service will continue to inspire all who knew her.
Dexter Co: Breaking the Mold
Dexter Co is redefining cannabis hospitality with luxury products blending craftsmanship, elegance, and social connection. Founder Brad Harvey aims to elevate cannabis culture, integrating it seamlessly into gatherings, just like fine wine or whiskey.
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Custom Cannabis Dispensary Celebrates 5 Years!
Custom Cannabis Dispensary is turning five, and they’re celebrating in a big way! On March 6, 2025, they’re showing appreciation to their patients with the best prices of the year!
Good Day Farm Blooms Anew
Good Day Farm opens a new dispensary in Little Rock, showcasing its commitment to quality medical cannabis, patient accessibility, and a welcoming atmosphere while continuing its strategic growth across the South.
New Full-Spectrum Vape
River Valley Relief partnered with bluegrass band Arkansauce to launch the Arkansauce Full Spec Vape Cart, a full-spectrum cannabis product aimed at offering Arkansas patients a natural alternative to prescription opioids, available March 1, 2025.
Arkansas’ MMJ Economic Report for December 2024
Medical marijuana sales in December reached $24 million, totaling $275.9 million for 2024, down from $283 million in 2023. Sales increased to 75,598 pounds due to lower prices, generating over $31 million in state tax revenue.
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