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CANTON — Southern Sky Brands held a ribbon-cutting and grand opening celebration Tuesday at the company’s state-of-the-art cultivation and processing facility located here.

Ric Flair Drip, the cannabis line by world-renowned pro-wrestler Ric Flair and Carma HoldCo, is coming to Mississippi via a partnership with Southern Sky Brands.

Mike Tyson’s award-winning cannabis brand, Tyson 2.0, is coming to the Magnolia State in partnership with Mississippi-based company Southern Sky Brands. Eligible residents across the state will soon be able to purchase Tyson’s “premium” eighths — which totals 3.5 grams — as well as one-gram pre-rolls of two specialty flavors...

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TUPELO — Jim Belushi, known for his acting career and medical cannabis advocacy, is set to make an appearance at the Double Decker Arts Festival in Oxford next Saturday.

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Mississippi's medical marijuana program has ramped up substantially in the past few months, with growers starting to harvest the first plants that patients can legally consume.

Global media and communications company Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA) stock is down (-37%) on the year and testing its pandemic lows.

By Kate Cornell Jun 29, 2021 | 4:57 PM CANTON, Miss. (WJTV) – The legalization of medical marijuana in Mississippi is still up in the air. Earlier this year, the Mississippi Supreme Court overturned a medical marijuana initiative that voters approved last fall. However, one company is moving forward with their plans in Madison County. There is a vacant part of land on South Lake Circle near the Nissan plant in Canton that’s being transformed. “Southern Sky Brands is a cannabis fac...

The year 2020 brought enormous challenges affecting societies, economies, and people everywhere.  For HarvestPlus, the top priority amid COVID-19 disruptions was to consistently innovate in order to minimize risks to food supply chains and to protect access to nutritious crops. HarvestPlus and partners adopted new practices to ensure that smallholder farming families can still access and plant biofortified seed, receive training and technical support, and stay connected to crop markets. We fo...