Battle on Recreational Cannabis Set for November Vote
The Arkansas Supreme Court issued a ruling late Thursday that cleared the way for counting votes on the measure. read more >
The Arkansas Supreme Court issued a ruling late Thursday that cleared the way for counting votes on the measure. read more >
The high court directed Secretary of State John Thurston to make a formal finding on the matter. read more >
The measure was granted conditional approval while supporters try to get the Arkansas Supreme Court to restore its rejected ballot title. read more >
Supporters of the marijuana proposal say they will appeal to the state Supreme Court. read more >
Medicinal growers spend millions in bid for a vote on recreational cannabis. read more >
Smaller, more efficient government is a worthwhile goal, but the government we do have should at least be competent and fair. read more >
As Arkansans face a possible November vote on legalizing recreational marijuana, the state Supreme Court has cast heavy legal shade over the system that handed out those licenses in the first place. read more >
A potential vote this year on legalizing recreational marijuana in Arkansas could cripple sales in the state’s fledgling quarter-billion-dollar-a-year medicinal cannabis industry, but industry players are more than fine with that. read more >
The group behind the ballot question, Responsible Growth Arkansas, is chaired by former Arkansas House Democratic Leader Eddie Armstrong III. read more >
Responsible Growth Arkansas, a group promoting recreational marijuana legalization, has spent $45,000 split between a couple of Little Rock lobbying and consulting firms. read more >
Five Arkansas marijuana cultivators have put up $350,000 each to fund a ballot question committee about legalizing recreational use of their product. read more >
