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The Harp & Bowl LA Bistro in Macon is adding CBD oil to some of its menu items. Customers can order ...
February, 2019
January, 2019
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8 January
Georgia Lawmakers Propose Medical Marijuana Cultivation and Sales
Georgia has a group studying how legalization of medical marijuana would impact the state. The group voted to push legislation to ...
December, 2018
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6 December
Statesboro City Council to Reduce Marijuana Penalty Ordinance
Starting January 1, being caught with an ounce or less of marijuana in Statesboro, Georgia will no longer result in an ...
November, 2018
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18 November
Wrigley Gum Heir Named CEO of Atlanta-Based Marijuana Company
William Wrigley II has become the CEO of Atlanta-based Surterra Wellness. He entered the company in August as chairman following a ...
October, 2018
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4 October
Kingsland City Council Reducing Penalties for Marijuana
Another city in Georgia is implementing a reformed policy regarding possession of marijuana. Kingsland City Council has voted to reduce penalties ...
September, 2018
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5 September
CBD Oil is Helping Fight Georgia’s Opioid Crisis
Users of CBD oil in Georgia are saying that it’s helping them stop the use of opioids. CBD oil is being ...
August, 2018
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2 August
Top Georgia Officials Support Expanding Medical Marijuana Program
Two high-ranking GOP officials are open to researching options to expand the state’s medical marijuana program. If either Lt. Governor Casey ...
July, 2018
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3 July
Savannah’s Loosened Marijuana Possession Law Takes Effect
Those caught with an ounce or less of marijuana in Savannah will no longer be carted off to jail. Instead, they’ll ...
June, 2018
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6 June
Georgia Takes Couple’s Son After They Give Him Marijuana for Seizures
Georgia parents have lost custody of their son who suffers from seizures after administering marijuana to treat his disorder. The couple ...
May, 2018
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15 May
Georgia Bill Adds Pain and PTSD to State’s Medical Marijuana Program
House Bill 65 is now law in Georgia. Those with PTSD and intractable pain are now part of the state’s low-THC, ...