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Missouri's Marijuana Legalization Has Already Created Thousands Of New Jobs, State Data Shows - Vimarsana News

Missouri's Marijuana Legalization Has Already Created Thousands Of New Jobs, State Data Shows

“It’s enormous job growth, and it really happens quite quickly. So we are seeing customers and partners in Missouri aggressively and actively hiring.” By Rebecca Rivas, Missouri Independent Marcus Kerr was running his own food truck in California in 2018, when he parked by a marijuana dispensary one day. “I just ended up meeting the […]

Missouri has hired thousands of marijuana jobs since legalizing weed - Vimarsana News

Missouri has hired thousands of marijuana jobs since legalizing weed

Missouri is seen as the “darling” of the cannabis industry after a hot start to its recreational marijuana program. And the number of licenses the state approves for new employees each month has quadrupled since November.

Source: kcur.org
Mo. sees surge in cannabis jobs after legalization vote - Vimarsana News

Mo. sees surge in cannabis jobs after legalization vote

The number of licenses DHSS approves for new employees each month has quadrupled since November.

City, County Look To Cash In On Potential Cannabis Sales - Vimarsana News

City, County Look To Cash In On Potential Cannabis Sales

Voters across Crawford County and in the city of Bourbon will decide April 4 whether to implement a sales tax on recreational marijuana.While there are no dispensaries operating within the county or c

Columbia is getting roll carts for trash collection. Next year. - Vimarsana News

Columbia is getting roll carts for trash collection. Next year.

The Columbia City Council approved the automated collection system Monday, but it will take roughly one year before it is implemented.