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As American CBD companies expand internationally, they have a world of both opportunity and regulations to navigate.  In late March, China’s National Institute for Food and Drug Control (NIFDC) published proposed legislation to ban CBD as well as cannabis sativa kernel fruit, cannabis sativa seed oil and cannabis sativa leaf as ingredients in beauty products. This announcement came as brands such as Uncle Bud’s, Chantecaille and Derma E have been actively selling CBD products on Chinese e-commerce platform Tmall, showing the regulatory challenges that come with international expansion pl...

Tweet Share Once a month, reporter and resident historian J.R. Lind will pick an area in the city to examine while accompanied by a photographer. With his column Walk a Mile, he’ll walk a one-mile stretch of that area, exploring the neighborhood’s history and character, its developments, its current homes and businesses, and what makes it a unique part of Nashville. If you have a suggestion for a future Walk a Mile, email editor@nashvillescene.com. The Route: From Donelson Station east to Donelson Pike, then north to Lebanon Pike. Left on Lebanon Pike to J.B. Estille...

One on One: Big News About The Cherokee Cherokee is in the news again this month. All about the name of an automobile, a popular Jeep product. But for North Carolinians, the Cherokee term brings up a whole special set of complex thoughts, especially ones regarding the Cherokee people living in far western North Carolina. The big news about this group of Cherokees is “Even As We Breathe,” the debut novel of Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle. It is the first novel ever published by an enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Appropriately, the book deals with the special challenge...

Made In Easton, offering locally designed streetwear and casual accessories for men and women, opened Jan. 15 at 15 S. Second St. in downtown Easton.

RestoredEaston, a collective of more than a dozen vendors selling new, repurposed, vintage and antique items, on Feb. 11 held a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony at 6 S. Third St. in downtown Easton.