Kentucky gets landslide of medical marijuana business applications
More than 2,600 applications for medical marijuana business licenses in Kentucky were filed before Saturday’s deadline.
More than 2,600 applications for medical marijuana business licenses in Kentucky were filed before Saturday’s deadline.
Kentucky is a lottery state that requires substantive and objective, narrative-like information from cannabis business license applicants.
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Kentucky’s application process for medical marijuana business licenses begins July 1, more than a year after the governor signed off on MMJ legislation.
Kentucky will implement a lottery system to award the first medical marijuana business licenses, Gov. Andy Beshear announced.