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0 Shares BODYARMOR Sports Drink has announced the launch of its newest ad and largest campaign ever, “One More”. The campaign shines a spotlight on the deep-rooted passion that propels professional athletes, and youth athletes alike, to strive for more. It features eight superstar athlete partners and investors including James Harden, Naomi Osaka, Mookie Betts, Sabrina Ionescu, Baker Mayfield, Trae Young, Christian McCaffrey, and Carlos Vela. This campaign focuses on the hard work, drive, and determination that so many athletes put in behind-the-scenes, whether it’s one more rep, one mo...

BODYARMOR To Hydrate the Girls Academy as Official Sponsor 0 Shares The Girls Academy (GA) today announced BODYARMOR Sports Drink as the league’s first-ever Official Hydration partner for the inaugural 2020-2021 season. As part of the agreement, BODYARMOR will have a distinct presence at GA-sanctioned showcase events and the GA Talent ID events for the remaining 2020-2021 season. GA and BODYARMOR will collaborate on monthly social media campaign activations to deliver hydration tips to all members, while providing hydration products for players and coaches on and off the field. In addition,...

Gov. Ned Lamont is proposing legislation today that would permit the sale and possession of recreational marijuana in Connecticut in May 2022, relying on the existing infrastructure of medical cannabis producers and dispensaries for a fast start while also offering opportunity to newcomers. A 10-page summary of the legislation hints at the complexities awaiting the Lamont administration as it tries to make Connecticut only the third state to legalize recreational cannabis without the political cover of a referendum.

Cannabis producers expand for growth, legalization FacebookTwitterEmail 2of12 Michael Fedele of Stamford, the former lieutenant governor who is the currently chairman of the board of a state medical marijuana producer, in a 2015 file photo.Keelin Daly / Keelin DalyShow MoreShow Less 3of12 5of12 Fred Carstensen, professor of economics at UConn and director of the Connecticut Center for Economic Analysis.Peter Morenus /Show MoreShow Less 6of12 8of12 9of12 10of12 11of12 12of12 The state’s four licensed marijuana growers are planning for the inevitable, if not imminent, approval of cannabis sal...