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Parlour Pizza opens newest location in Louisville's Phoenix Hill neighborhood near NuLu - Vimarsana News

Parlour Pizza opens newest location in Louisville's Phoenix Hill neighborhood near NuLu

Parlour Pizza opened its sixth Kentuckiana location in the Phoenix Hill neighborhood near Nulu.

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Outgoing WHL commissioner commends Kelowna for helping 'raise the bar' - Okanagan - Vimarsana News

Outgoing WHL commissioner commends Kelowna for helping 'raise the bar' - Okanagan

“When Kelowna hosted the Memorial Cup in 2004, it really raised the bar for the standard of the event, both on and off the ice,” said Ron Robison.

Indiana hemp processor sees crop's peak market potential - Vimarsana News

Indiana hemp processor sees crop's peak market potential

The potential for hemp production is undeniable. Hemp can be a great supplement to an existing operation, or a nice side business for a farmer.

Indiana hemp is regularly destroyed because it has too much THC - Vimarsana News

Indiana hemp is regularly destroyed because it has too much THC

View Comments Fifth-generation farmer Mark Davidson spent his entire life in chronic pain — until he tried CBD oil, and it changed his life.  Davidson jumped on board when Indiana legalized growing hemp for CBD, a non-psychoactive chemical in the cannabis plant that is used for relieving pain, anxiety and other health issues, hoping to help others who were suffering.  But then his best-laid plans went up in smoke. Literally. In 2019, Davidson was forced to burn 2.5 acres of his hemp crop.  “We had to burn more than $100,000 worth of product, which was heartbreaking and disheartening,...

20% of Indiana's hemp crop was destroyed last year because it had too much THC - Vimarsana News

20% of Indiana's hemp crop was destroyed last year because it had too much THC

Fifth-generation farmer Mark Davidson spent his entire life in chronic pain — until he tried CBD oil, and it changed his life. Davidson jumped on board when Indiana legalized growing hemp for CBD, a non-psychoactive chemical in the cannabis plant that is used for relieving pain, anxiety and other health issues, hoping to help others who were suffering. But then his best-laid plans went up in smoke. Literally. In 2019, Davidson was forced to burn 1.5 acres of his hemp crop. “We had to burn more than $100,000 worth of product, which was heartbreaking and disheartening,” he said. ...