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CannaNews - Weekly Edition

Hemp Knightz CannaNews™ Missouri News Missouri Advocates Concerned About Marijuana 'Microbusiness' Eligibility Rules Advocates in Missouri are expressing concern that the state's new cannabis regulations could exclude many victims of the War on Drugs from obtaining microbusiness licenses. The Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) recently released a list of ZIP codes considered to have high incarceration rates for marijuana-related offenses, but none are in North St. Louis, where about half of the state's Black population resides. Critics argue that the state's data, which only goes back 20 years, does not accurately reflect the impact of marijuana criminalization on Black communities. In response to these concerns, the DHSS has issued an eligibility variance, allowing applicants to provide other documentation to show eligibility. https://www.marijuanamoment.net/missouri-advocates-worry-that-marijuana-microbusiness-eligibilit
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The Tree Room 420 Presents, 18th and Vine Canna Expo: A Groundbreaking Event in Kansas City

In a groundbreaking move that is set to redefine the local cannabis landscape, The Tree Room 420, a passionate and dynamic Kansas City business, is thrilled to announce the "18th and Vine Canna Expo." This unique event, the first of its kind in the area, is a testament to The Tree Room 420's dedication to fostering unity, promoting community development, and highlighting the transformative potential of the newly enacted law A3. This expo is not just an event; it's a pioneering initiative that promises to bring together the community in a celebration of cannabis and its potential. A Historic Event in a Historic District The expo will be held in the historic 18th and Vine district, a neighborhood renowned for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant small businesses. The district, once known as the "Black Metropolis" for its thriving African-American businesses during the early 20th century, is home to the American Jazz Museum and the Negro Leagues Baseball Muse
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