Arcview Consulting and the
Cannabis Capital Group have opted to join forces and help business owners within the space.
The two companies are poised to assist both new and established businesses with state licensing and compliance protocols, as well as overall business strategy and standard operating procedures.
Eddie Armstrong III, CEO and chairman of the Cannabis Capital Group, is confident that the joint venture will have a significant impact now that more and more states are choosing to legalize.
Armstrong, former minority leader of the Arkansas House of Representatives, co-founded CCG to support companies venturing into the cannabis space.
He lauded the synergy between The Arcview Group and CCG, citing its many social-equity programs.
FALL RIVER Jay says he buys high-quality pot in Fall River not to get a buzz but to help him fall asleep.
“I have horrible insomnia, and it helps me a lot,” said the 38-year-old Warwick resident, who didn’t want to reveal his last name.
Jay says he’s not eligible for a medical cannabis card in Rhode Island which is why he spends up to $200 every two months at the Northeast Alternatives dispensary on William S. Canning Boulevard off of Route 24 near the Tiverton line.
“I have no choice but to come here,” Jay said on a recent weekday afternoon, as he held a small customer bag containing both smokable weed and cannabis wax, which is a concentrated form of cannabis oil.
If the board issues a recommendation at its June meeting, the City Council will have final say.
Members of the CLAB were divided on the issue and cited the need to hear more from experts about the potential effects that marijuana hospitality businesses could have on public health. They also raised the possibility of waiting to see the impacts of marijuana hospitality businesses in Denver, where they were legalized last month.
A rendering of the proposed interior of Stella’s Lounge. Courtesy CLAB documents.
This means that Boulder’s potential first marijuana hospitality business will have to wait to learn if it will be able to apply for a license. Stella’s Lounge would be located at 1123 Walnut St.
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