Pottsville’s first medical cannabis dispensary has announced its opening date.
According to Jushi Holdings Inc., a Beyond/Hello dispensary will open at the former Schuylkill Trust Co. bank building at N. Centre and W. Market streets on Dec 20. The facility will open at 10 a.m. that day.
The dispensary will operate out of the first floor of the historic former bank building downtown. It plans to offer dry leaf, concentrates, cartridges, tinctures, topicals, capsules, pills and various ancillary products such as approved batteries and devices, according to the company.
Agape Total Health Care Inc., a subsidiary of Jushi Holdings Inc., will operate the dispensary in Pottsville. It’ll be the 18th Beyond/Hello dispensary in Pennsylvania.
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PTFloridians
December 27, 2021 at 8:29 pm
Finally…the bum losers will have a chance to spend their free welfare dollars and free Covid dollars on federally regulated cannabis and products…a win/win for all.
…Commie slop Fatterman really put the wheels in motion for this one.
Canary Commenter
December 28, 2021 at 9:43 am
Two things:
1. The weed is not federally regulated. It’s a state issue.
2. We actually know a few people who’ve benefited greatly from medicinal marijuana, including one who’s been able to put their MS drugs in the cabinet, unneeded, thanks to this service. And no bum can afford the prices they charge, even at a discounted rate.
Agree about Fetterman though. Yes, this has been a big issue for him – more so the push for legalization, not just medicinal – but his approach is juvenile, at best.
PTFloridians
December 29, 2021 at 9:40 pm
Thank you for the clarity…Cannabis greatly helps many, including myself, with muscle spasms…hope all goes well with the dispensary and all involved…hope Fatterman loses tho. Losing him, Schwanztucher Wulf and Levine would put this once great state back in gear.