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1 week ago | 
thepitchkc.com | Joe Ellett
On April 14, the Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) Division of Cannabis Regulation (DCR) announced that they've revoked 25 of the 32 licenses that were under notice of pending revocation from the second round of the Missouri microbusiness license lottery. One of the 25 revoked licenses is connected to MO Microbusiness Partner David Brodsky, who has an agreement with Ceiran Dillard, a microbusiness license second-round dispensary winner in Congressional District 3.
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3 weeks ago | 
thepitchkc.com | Joe Ellett
Although medicinal and recreational cannabis may have become legal in Missouri in recent years, the plant has deep-rooted connections within Kansas City and the state. Some of the earliest pioneers and champions of the plant found themselves deeply involved in the scene decades prior to any state legislation that would move toward legalization. The risks were significant and the rewards, at the time, seemed unattainable.
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3 weeks ago | 
thepitchkc.com | Joe Ellett
In the U.S., cannabis is only fully illegal in four states-Wyoming, Idaho, South Carolina, and Kansas. All other 46 states have either decriminalized the plant, legalized cannabis medicinally or completely, or allow CBD oil with small amounts of THC use. After legalizing medicinal and recreational use in recent years, Kansas City has seen a shift in cannabis culture in Missouri.
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1 month ago | 
thepitchkc.com | Joe Ellett
Purchasing cannabis from the dispensary can be a bit pricey, especially with the in the state. Cannabis company current tax situation CODES-under the multi-state company Good Day Farms umbrella-is there for consumers who are looking to get a good bang for their buck.
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1 month ago | 
thepitchkc.com | Joe Ellett
Many cannabis microbusiness license winners in Missouri claim to have encountered obstacles when attempting to get their businesses up and running. Of the 96 microbusiness licenses that have been awarded since the inception of the program, nearly half have been revoked or could potentially be revoked -with another three under investigation.
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1 month ago | 
thepitchkc.com | Joe Ellett
A well-made hotdog is an American delicacy. A heaping bowl of twisty noodles covered in smoky, creamy cheese is just about as Southern comforting as it gets. Combine the two and you have the American dream: Charlie Hooper's Jack Russell ($12.60). For nearly 50 years, Charlie Hooper's Bar and Grille has been serving the Kansas City community.
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1 month ago | 
thepitchkc.com | Joe Ellett
As the state and the Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) Division of Cannabis Regulation (DCR) continue to try to sort out the mess that is the microbusiness license program in Missouri, license holders have remained in the dark. Business partners and lifelong friends Kelyn Conner and Dillon Mapes won in the second lottery of the microbusiness program back in June 2024. The two qualify for the license based on nonviolent marijuana felony charges that they received together.
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1 month ago | 
thepitchkc.com | Joe Ellett
Italian beef has always been a favorite sandwich of mine. But, unless you're in Chicago, finding a spot that makes it the way can be challenging. Don't fear, Westport friends; r Cupini's has you covered. This little hole-in-the-wall right off of Stateline and Westport Rd. on the Missouri side is your typical homey Italian shop.
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1 month ago | 
thepitchkc.com | Joe Ellett
When individuals see their loved ones in despair, they jump into action. Regardless of the risks and costs, they are willing to go to great lengths to aid their friends and family in times of need. The reason for this can only be attributed to love. In times of distress, love can be irrational, causing people to do things they may have never fathomed, simply because it will help the one they love. This is no different for Victor Owens.
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2 months ago | 
thepitchkc.com | Joe Ellett
Grön -female-owned cannabis company out of Oregon-is no stranger to the Missouri marijuana market. The brand and their owner Christine Apple have been serving the Show-Me State industry highs since before recreational cannabis sales even began. Strictly involved in the edible side of the weed game, the company has become a prominent distributor of gummies and chocolates, not only here, but also in Oregon, Arizona, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, and Ohio.
