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THC beverage brand Nowadays just introduced its latest limited-edition flavor, Black Cherry, just in time for Valentine’s Day.

The Other Side Dispensary (TOSD), a disabled veteran-founded and equity-aligned cannabis business, is closing its doors as a direct result of prolonged municipal inaction, regulatory inconsistency and policy decisions by Jersey City officials that made long-term sustainability impossible.

Chicago’s iconic United Center has entered a new multi-year partnership with Chicago-based brands Señorita and RYTHM to make THC beverages available at concerts and live events, expanding consumer options for attendees 21 and over.

Consumer cannabis products company Curaleaf Holdings, Inc. announced the opening of an adult-use store adjacent to the medical dispensary located at 829 Hogan Rd., Bangor, Maine. With this opening, Curaleaf expands to five retail locations in Maine, and 161 nationwide.

Cali Sober Distribution, a woman-owned distributor in Louisiana built entirely for THC-infused, functional and zero-proof beverages, has just recently launched with a portfolio of national brands to support the the state's alternative beverages industry.

Cannabis consumer packaged goods company and retailer MariMed Inc. just launched a hemp-derived THC version of its Vibations hydrating drink mix brand in Rhode Island.

Registration is now open for the 4th annual Great Lakes Indigenous Cannabis and Hemp Summit, hosted by the national Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association in Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, on February 25.

Curaleaf returns to Scottsdale for the upcoming Waste Management Open with its annual 19th Hole Parking Lot Takeover, running Tuesday, February 3 through Sunday, February 8.

THC beverage brand Uncle Arnie's announced its official entry into the Texas market. The expansion will introduce its THC beverages to a new wave of adult consumers across the state.

In a groundbreaking study, scientists at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Agricultural Research Service (ARS) have discovered an often underutilized part of the hemp plant—its roots—may hold significant therapeutic potential, including in the treatment of pediatric cancer.