Each city has its own chamber of commerce. However, very few have one that is solely for marijuana. The Chamber of Cannabis was established in Las Vegas late last year to support the cannabis industry. It has seen a tremendous growth rate since Nevada legalized marijuana in 2017. This group aims to address specific issues…
CARSON CITY — Nevada could soon have marijuana lounges after years of legislative failures. Deputy Steve Yeager (D-Las Vegas) is the sponsor of a bill in Congress that would legalize cannabis social usage venues. This would allow tourists to legally consume cannabis. Yeager stated, “We just need that type of venue so people are able…
In 1998, Nevada voters approved the Nevada Medical Marijuana Act. In 2000, the initiative was passed again. It amended the state constitution to allow legal access to medical marijuana. In June 2001, Nevada Assembly Bill 453 officially legalized medical marijuana. The state’s cannabis industry is in constant flux since then and continues to grow. In…
Since 2016, voters approved Question 2. Nevada’s cannabis industry is a far cry from its previous state. Nevada voted in favor of the common-sense solution to legalize and regulate adult-use cannabis. The Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB), was established by the Legislature to enhance oversight and transparency in the cannabis industry. The CCB was charged with…
Source+, a marijuana company that has four dispensaries in Reno and the Las Vegas Valley, announced its partnership to the Chamber of Cannabis in order to create a more inclusive cannabis community and industry in Nevada. Tina Ulman, President of the Chamber of Cannabis said that “We are so grateful to have The Source+ support…
Tina Ulman’s journey to legalize cannabis was personal. She said that “one too many people in mine lost their lives to addiction and imprisonment for illegal drug policy,” and she is determined to change the system for any other person who may experience similar events. Ulman is a leader in laying out the next steps…
