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ATLANTA – The agency in charge of Georgia’s medical marijuana program voted unanimously Thursday to turn over responsibility for hearing protests of medical cannabis license awards to the Office of

ATLANTA — Advocates for Georgias dead-in-the-water medical marijuana program hope a new initiative will finally start providing cannabis oil to patients more than three years after the General Assembly legalized

ATLANTA – Advocates for Georgia’s dead-in-the-water medical marijuana program hope a new initiative will finally start providing cannabis oil to patients more than three years after the General Assembly legalized

Controversy and confusion plague Georgia’s cannabis laws this “4/20,” an informal American marijuana holiday.

Kemp thanked former chairperson Dr. Christopher Edwards for his service in a news release.

Kemp thanked former chairperson Dr. Christopher Edwards for his service in a news release.

ATLANTA – Gov. Brian Kemp has named a former commissioner of the Georgia Department of Administrative Services to chair the board that oversees the state’s struggling medical marijuana program.

Gov. Brian Kemp has appointed a new chair of the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission. 

The first leaf to fall signaled the end of the season of bounty. It played its part in the busyness of the season of harvest. It brought reminders that nature’s season of rest was coming.

increase font size ‘Lee’ Cressey Warner, 57, fixture at Kennebunk Ace Hardware and in the community The go-to person for customers looking for help with home improvement projects, Cressey Warner lived in Kennebunk most of her life before she and her husband of 3 years moved to a hobby farm in Arundel. Family photo Kimberlee “Lee” Cressey Warner, a beloved manager at Kennebunk Ace Hardware known for her warm smile and zest for life, died Monday from stage 4 ovarian cancer. She was 57. C...