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Recreational marijuana sales begin on North Carolina tribal land, drug illegal in state otherwise

  • The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians started selling marijuana and cannabis products to adults 21 and over at its dispensary in North Carolina, where the drug remains illegal otherwise.
  • The tribe operates as a sovereign nation, allowing it to create cannabis-related rules despite North Carolina's laws.
  • A Facebook post from Great Smoky Cannabis Co. Celebrated the occasion, showcasing a line of customers waiting for sales to begin.
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Recreational marijuana sales begin on North Carolina tribal land, drug illegal in state otherwise

The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians began selling marijuana and cannabis products to any adult 21 or over starting Saturday at its tribe-owned dispensary

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Recreational marijuana sales begin on North Carolina tribal land, drug illegal in state otherwise

The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians began selling marijuana and cannabis products to any adult 21 or over starting Saturday at its tribe-owned dispensary in North Carolina

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Recreational marijuana sales begin on North Carolina tribal land, drug illegal in state otherwise

The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians began selling marijuana and cannabis products to any adult 21 or over starting Saturday at its tribe-owned dispensary in North Carolina

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Recreational marijuana sales begin on North Carolina tribal land, drug illegal in state otherwise

CHEROKEE, N.C. (AP) — The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians began selling marijuana and cannabis products to any adult 21 or over starting Saturday at its tribe-owned dispensary in North Carolina. A post on the Facebook page of Great Smoky Cannabis Co. called the day “history in the making.” It’s located on the Eastern Band of Cherokee’s western tribal lands. The outlet started July 4 to sell the products for recreational use to adults enrolled i…

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Recreational marijuana sales begin on North Carolina tribal land, drug illegal in state otherwise

CHEROKEE, N.C. (AP) -- The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians began selling marijuana and cannabis products to any adult 21 or over starting Saturday at its tribe-owned dispensary in North Carolina, where possession or use of the drug is otherwise illegal.

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Recreational marijuana sales begin on North Carolina tribal land, drug illegal in state otherwise

The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians began selling marijuana and cannabis products to any adult 21 or over starting Saturday at its tribe-owned dispensary in North Carolina, where possession or use of the drug is otherwise illegal.

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