LAS VEGAS, Oct. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ GreenBroz Inc., the leading-edge developer of cannabis post-harvest processing automation technology, today announced they will kick off MJBizCon 2021
Elsewhere in Leland, the Brunswick Beer & Cider Company was planned for Brunswick Forest.
“Obviously COVID caused some major setbacks for the restaurant and craft beer community but we still plan to move forward,” said Jud Watkins, of Wrightsville Beach Brewery, who wants to add a second location in Brunswick.
“We are excited as ever to expand into Leland and hope to have a construction timeline announced relatively soon,” he said.
The concept includes a brewery, cidery, onsite restaurant, bar and event venue.
McDonald said that Cape Side will be built on a taproom model, with a large beer garden and music venue modeled on the kinds of places he visited in the Charleston and Isle of Palms areas. Beers will be lighter styles, he said.
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LAS VEGAS, April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ GreenBroz Inc., the U.S.-based, industry-leading developer of cannabis post-harvest processing technology, announced today the launch of its Rise-N-Sort System. This powerful, fully integrated system combines the Rise Conveyor, Precision Sorter, and Sorter Table to efficiently consolidate the movement and segregation of product into differing size groups. This three-part system allows a processing rate of 6 pounds per minute, representing a steep gain compared with the rate of 2 pounds per minute for hand processing.
GreenBroz Rise-N-Sort Post-Harvest Processing System Our offerings are more than just solutions; they re a growth plan for our clients, said Cullen Raichart, Founder and CEO of GreenBroz Inc. We are beyond excited to provide a purpose-built, industry-born solution that retains the quality of the product by protecting the delicate trichomes, while also increasing throughput significantl
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Graduation Plans
Norman Seabrooks
This May, approximately 1,000 cadets and Citadel Graduate College students will graduate from The Citadel. The college is laying the groundwork for in-person commencement ceremonies for both groups, and the speakers for the ceremonies are prepared to address cadets, students and their guests in person. Each graduate will be provided with electronic tickets for a limited number of guests because the college anticipates the need for continued social distancing.
“We surveyed last year’s graduates to ask what the two most important factors of commencement were to them. Overwhelmingly, the answers were to graduate alongside their classmates and to have their parents and family present,” said Citadel President Gen. Glenn M. Walters. “This year, with more time to plan than we had last spring, we are thrilled to be able to make that happen.”