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Downtown dispensary Pincanna to open spring 2020
Pincanna, a marijuana company, is seeking a spring 2020 opening at 1234 E. Grand River Ave.
The State News+
New medical marijuana provisioning center in Kalkaska opening in the fall
KALKASKA COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) — A new medical marijuana provisioning center is now hiring for their location in northern Michigan.
Upnorthlive.com+
Pot goes pro in Kalkaska
KALKASKA — More than 40 people showed up to a provisioning center hiring event organized by what the local compliance officer called, “the most professional group I’ve ever worked with.”
Traverse City Record Eagle+
Kalkaska Hosting Medical Marijuana Job Fair This Weekend
Looking to plant the seeds of a career in cannabis?
9 & 10 News+
Local marijuana business creating new jobs, fair set for Saturday
KALKASKA – Officials with the Village of Kalkaska in recent years have worked to cultivate industry, based on Michigan’s changing medical marijuana laws.
The Review+
Ex-Detroit Red Wings bruiser Darren McCarty now into weed business
He’s trading in the Stanley Cup for the Cannabis Cup. Leamington’s Darren McCarty, the former Detroit Red Wings enforcer and four-time Stanley Cup champ, is getting into the pot business.
Windsor Star+
Former Detroit Red Wing player joins marijuana company
Red Wings hockey star Darren McCarty already has four Stanley Cups under his belt, but that’s not enough.
Uppermichigansource.com+
Former Hockey Champion Darren McCarty Announces Entry Into Cannabis Industry
A former Stanley Cup champion hockey player is getting into the cannabis business, and it’s safe to say that he is a believer in the product.
High Times+
Former Red Wing Darren McCarty joins marijuana company, says pot saved his life
Red Wings hockey star Darren McCarty already has four Stanley Cups under his belt, but that’s not enough.
Detroit Free Press+
Michigan towns poised to become medical marijuana hubs
Sharon Stalsberg is looking forward to the day, hopefully in the next several months, when Pinconning Township will no longer be known as the home of the Pinconning Paralyzer.
Detroit Free Press+
