The 420 Post has an interview with long time cannabis activist Anthony Freed who shares details about his Mary Jane Tours exploring the history of cannabis prohibition and the future of the cannabis industry in the Ann Arbor & Ypsilanti.
The Festival will feature two days of music, cannabis and food in celebration of the legalization of recreational marijuana in Michigan & our cannabis culture & takes place at Adado Riverfront Park in Lansing.
The South Bend Tribune reports that the Niles-Buchanan corridor has felt the rejuvenating impact of the marijuana industry with millions of dollars in investments and hundreds of new jobs over the past couple of years, and Niles has approved two public consumption facilities that could be among the first in the state.
Michigan Edibles is searching for the Best Cannabis Chef in Michigan & they’re looking for your vote to decide the winner.
On Saturday, July 31st, 7 dispensaries will be selling cannabis products which you will be able to enjoy in two consumption lounge tents along with some patio areas. There will also be select vendors, food trucks, games, infused foods, free water, misting area, and a lineup of five musical acts.
The proposed legislation would federally deschedule cannabis, expunge prior convictions, allow people to petition for resentencing & maintain the authority of states to set their own marijuana policies.
ReLeaf Michigan created the Michigan Big Tree Hunt in 1993 to celebrate our state’s beauty and create a fun way to gather information about Michigan’s biggest trees.
The Metro Times dives into water-soluble liquids and powders that one can just toss in a drink are on the market.
710 is National Dab Day. Here’s some Michigan highlights!