Hopefully you are all recovering from the feverish run up to the election. Now that the hysteria is subsiding it’s time to dig into results for the State of New Hampshire and what that means for recreational legalization moving …
We’ve recently received information from District 2 NH Senate candidate Carolos Cardona that not only is he a firm supporter of cannabis legalization, but if elected, he could be a champion for cannabis in the NH Senate. Something the …
Join the NH Cannabis Association and GraniteLeaf ATC at The Hop Knot in downtown Manchester for a fun and informative evening! Discover the benefits of cannabis and hops while enjoying delicious food, great conversation, and community vibes! We can’t …
Veto day 2024 is in the books. It was the final day for the House and Senate to over ride the Governor’s vetoes on bills from this session.
Let’s start with the successes. Below you will see a review from …
Join United Cannabis B2B Networking Group at the Blue Mermaid Island Grill in Kittery Maine on Thursday, October 10th from 5:30PM to 9PM.
Come and enjoy an awesome evening of networking and fun!
Grab a drink and some great conversation with …
It’s baaaaaaack…maybe.
For those that may not recall, the ultimate result of votes on the state takeover bill during what is called Crossover Day ultimately ended with the bill being tabled in the House. For those catching up, you can …
Yesterday was primary day in New Hampshire. Unfortunately the fight for cannabis legalization took some hits. Senator Gannon won his primary over Emily Phillips and Rebecca McWilliams lost hers. These would have been two crucial candidates to send into …
Want to know where the candidates for Governor stand on legalizing cannabis in NH? So did we! So we invited all NH gubernatorial candidates to join us for a candid discussion.
We invited all five candidates including Kelly Ayotte (R), …
Recently we shared with you that there was one senate primary that matters where Emily Phillips was challenging Senator Gannon, a staunch opponent of legal cannabis.
Well, we recently discovered that senator Whitley is not running again, which means there …
The first reason we might suggest is simply that supply is no longer an issue. Residents of New Hampshire now have three markets supplying their cannabis. These markets include the illicit market, the medical ATCs and the legal dispensaries …
