Menominee Dispensary Boom Tests Zoning Rules and Local Tolerance
A small Michigan city on the Wisconsin border is running a live experiment in what happens when a cannabis market expands without a license cap. Menominee, Michigan - population under 9,000 - is
How Cannabis Retail POS and Dispensary POS Software Simplify Marijuana Inventory Management and Dispensary Operations
Running a cannabis dispensary without a reliable point-of-sale system is a bit like managing a pharmacy with a paper ledger - technically possible, practically dangerous. Regulatory compliance in the
Federal Medical Marijuana Rescheduling Splits Colorado's Cannabis Market in Two
U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche signed an order this week immediately rescheduling state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act - a shift
Flowhub Builds Ecommerce Directly Into Its POS to Unify Dispensary Sales
Flowhub has launched a native ecommerce module built directly into its point-of-sale system - a move designed to eliminate the operational friction that plagues most multi-channel dispensary setups
New York's Seed-to-Sale Rollout Stalls as Lawsuit and Leadership Exits Pile Up
New York's adult-use cannabis market launched in late December 2022 with a clear compliance mandate: operators would use a seed-to-sale tracking system to log inventory, prevent product diversion,
Michigan Cannabis Dispensary Puts $9,000 in Community Hands Across the Upper Peninsula
Fire Station Cannabis Co. is distributing $9,000 among a dozen nonprofits spanning six Upper Peninsula counties - and, in a deliberate design choice, the company isn't picking the winners itself.
Ringo Starr Finds His Finest Late-Career Voice on "Long Long Road"
At 85, Ringo Starr has made one of the most quietly assured records of his fifty-plus-year solo career. Long Long Road, his twenty-second studio album, continues the country-inflected direction he
Daines Retirement Opens a Senate Race and Closes a Door on Cannabis Banking
Steve Daines won't seek a third term in the U.S. Senate, and for Democrats eyeing the chamber's math in 2026, Montana just got interesting. But the announcement carries a quieter consequence for an
Cannabis Rescheduling Leaves Banking Barriers Largely Intact for Most Operators
The federal reclassification of cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III was supposed to mark a turning point. For tax purposes and research access, it does. For the majority of cannabis businesses
Oklahoma Judge Restores License to Major Cannabis Cultivator After State Crackdown
Cedric Gardens, one of Oklahoma's largest medical marijuana cultivators, won back its right to operate on Monday after a state judge rejected the claims that led regulators to suspend its license in