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Lazy River Products anchors itself at 149 Broadway Rd in Dracut, Massachusetts — a co-located cultivation, manufacturing, and retail facility where the cannabis on the shelves is grown and processed under the same roof. Launched for adult-use sales in March 2021, Lazy River is a vertically integrated craft operation that built its reputation on small-batch, terpene-forward flower developed through its Read more...
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Local Roots Cannabis Crafted sits on Lunenburg Street in Fitchburg, just off Route 2 in Worcester County — the store’s original location and the one that launched the brand in 2020. Located about 30 minutes from the New Hampshire border and minutes from Fitchburg State University and the Fitchburg Art Museum, the store serves the cannabis corridor along Route 2 Read more...
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Fluresh opened in February 2020 as Grand Rapids’ first licensed cannabis dispensary and followed eight months later as the city’s first recreational shop — a double first that still defines its identity. The Phillips Avenue SW address sits on the southwest side of Grand Rapids, accessible from US-131 and a short drive from Roosevelt Park, the West Side, Heritage Hill, Read more...
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Sequoyah Cannabis Co. is a medical marijuana dispensary and cannabis cultivation facility located at 2600 N Wheeler Ave in Sallisaw, Oklahoma — the county seat of Sequoyah County and the commercial hub of eastern Oklahoma’s Arkansas River Valley. The operation is vertically integrated from the ground up: Sequoyah Cannabis Co. runs its own cultivation facility and supplies flower to dispensaries Read more...
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JAR Cannabis Co.’s Newry location at 2 Post Office Drive occupies a singular position in the Maine cannabis market — a vertically integrated dispensary built directly into the Sunday River ski resort community, sitting minutes from the lifts and drawing skiers, snowboarders, hikers, and visitors from across New England alongside year-round Newry and Oxford County locals. The store’s physical design Read more...
