It’s been a long time coming, but Coral Springs will finally have its first Medical Marijuana dispensary —- just not for a while. Just weeks after the election, the commission voted not to allow medical marijuana dispensaries in the city. In 2018, the late Mayor Skip Campbell and then Commissioner Dan Daley’s views on medical marijuana changed; however, they were unable to overturn the moratorium as Commissioners Carter, Cimaglia, and Vignola voted to extend it.

In partnership with Ilera Holistic Healthcare, the university launched ALAFIA last week, hoping to help destigmatize cannabis. Southern University and A&M College in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has entered the cannabis industry, making history as the first historically black college or university to join the legal marijuana business. In partnership with Ilera Holistic Healthcare, a medical marijuana company in Pennsylvania, the university launched its hemp product line, ALAFIA, last week. The name means “inner peace” in

Looking for that perfect message for that special soeone this Valentine’s Day? Share these on social media or print them out for a more personal message. Don’t miss the Florida Cannabis Coalition Valentine’s Day Infused Dinner Event in Orlando on February 14th

Cannabis has been having its strongest year yet—every year for the past few years. With consumers spending $12.2 billion on cannabis in 2018, the cannabis market has become extremely profitable. Between people starting to discover the potential health benefits from cannabis and states beginning to legalize marijuana, there’s been a market created for cannabis-infused products: a variety of rubs and tinctures, vapes, gummies, chocolate bars, and cannabis-infused beverages.  In states where marijuana has been legalized, marijuana use has obviously gone

The most important takeaway from President Trump’s secret recording discussing marijuana is not the fact that the 73-year-old President thinks marijuana lowers your IQ. While that’s the better headline, the bigger deal has to do with the President’s comments on cannabis and banking. The clip was captured by Lev Parnas, an associate of Trump attorney Rudolph Giuliani, who is at the center of the Ukraine scandal that led to the president’s impeachment. Parnas first broached