Cherokee starts medical cannabis sales April 20
As the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians plan to begin medical marijuana sales on April 20, eyes turn to the areas surrounding the Qualla Boundary, where it is still illegal.
As the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians plan to begin medical marijuana sales on April 20, eyes turn to the areas surrounding the Qualla Boundary, where it is still illegal.
Sometimes when a plane lands at the Macon County Airport during the daytime, students at the neighboring Iotla Valley Elementary School can be seen at the fence looking on.
Vecinos is a nonprofit health agency that provides free health care to uninsured people, with a focus on farmworkers and the
One of the most iconic venues in America, The Dillard House Inn and Restaurant, is poised to change ownership within the next two months.
The new Produce Rx Program offered by MountainWise will provide free weekly boxes full of produce and meal recipes to 100 food insecu
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With 70% in favor, the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians voted to legalize recreational marijuana on tribal lands, creating a “pot haven” in Western North Carolina while the drug remains illegal
While the state delayed the planned Oct. 1 Medicaid expansion launch, the state biennium budget that will fund it is scheduled for a vote next week.