NC recreational marijuana sales on tribal lands attract thousands
More than 4,000 consumers purchased marijuana over the weekend at Great Smoky Cannabis Co., marking a historic development on tribal lands.
More than 4,000 consumers purchased marijuana over the weekend at Great Smoky Cannabis Co., marking a historic development on tribal lands.
Adult-use marijuana will be available to anyone 21 and older at a Native American-owned cannabis store in North Carolina starting Sept. 7.
For the third straight year, a proposal to legalize medical cannabis has failed in the North Carolina Legislature.
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) in North Carolina will launch recreational marijuana sales on the Fourth of July on tribal land.
The North Carolina Senate passed a bill legalizing medical marijuana for the third consecutive year on Monday night.
In a surprise move, the North Carolina state Senate added medical marijuana legalization to a hemp bill that passed Thursday.
A Native American tribe in North Carolina that began medical marijuana sales less than two months ago now is preparing to launch an adult-use market.