“[Opening day] was very busy. Busier than expected,” Tanya Simonson, part owner of Herbaceous Inc. in Big Sky, told Lone Peak Lookout. "There's definitely a lot of tourists coming in but a lot of locals too... We were definitely back stocked with weed, and we went through a lot. It was a big day. We ran out of some product, some of our edibles.
“Now that it kind of has opened up I feel like a stigma maybe has released just because people are like, ‘Oh, it’s legal.’ And now maybe [people are] not as nervous to even come into the store. Whereas before, when it was just medical, people were a little hesitant because there's such a stigma on cannabis.”
We’ve rounded up some of the key cannabis headlines from the week right here.
And elsewhere on the web, here are the stories we’ve been reading this week:
Marijuana Moment: Justin Strekal is out at NORML. Read more Syracuse.com: Reporter Sean Teehan profiles the New York Cannabis Growers and Processors Association. Read more BBC: The island of Jersey lands some extra scrutiny over its medical cannabis rules. Read more Washington Post: “Quebec will require people to show proof of coronavirus vaccination when entering government-run stores selling cannabis or alcohol.” Read more WTVA: “Three researchers at Ole Miss have been awarded a $1.37 million grant to study cannabis pain relief.” Read more ]]>