We're here to fight for change. And anyone who wants to hear what we have to say, can read it here.
You're damned right we have an opinion. We're here to fight for change. And anyone who wants to hear what we have to say, can read it here.
When planning the inaugural Common Citizen store in Flint, we heard the people here were friendly. But with the hard times they’ve endured, we wouldn’t have been surprised by a wait-and-see attitude about this newfangled, newly legal store coming into their community.
That’s right. Because we’re opening a greenhouse facility, right here in Michigan. And we want to hire the best people in Marshall.
Michigan is in the middle of a transformation. With a long-standing culture of grit, determination and entrepreneurial spirit, the motor capital is quickly becoming a hub for start-ups and small business owners. We’ve already seen some of the incredible entrepreneurs in Flint. Here, we look at some of the entrepreneurs who are shaping Battle Creek.
Did you know smoke-able cannabis is always a female plant? The male cannabis plant looks pretty dinky by comparison; if you want to grow cannabis, you have to pick out all the male seeds and discard them.
Before Proposal 1, arrests for marijuana offenses in Michigan were shockingly common. In 2016, there were more arrests for cannabis-related offenses than there were for shoplifting, making up 11.4% of all arrests in the state, according to Michigan State Police data.
Have you ever been so completely immersed in an activity that you lost all sense of time? You may have been experiencing a mental state known as “flow.”
Words like “grit” and “perseverance” are common adjectives used to describe successful entrepreneurs. It’s no surprise, then, that a thriving startup culture is flourishing here in Flint. From coffee-brewing and consulting to high-quality clothing and sustainable eyewear, here are our picks of local startups and entrepreneurs who are making waves across our city.
When it comes to pro sports, cannabis has remained firmly on the bench. Banned outright by most North American leagues, players today face stiff punishments and public backlash if they speak out or test positive for cannabis.
They say the hardest part of starting up is starting out.
Thankfully there’s Detroit Startup Week (June 17 to 21), a free, five-day event connecting entrepreneurs, designers, developers, and marketers with mentors and executives. As part of the rebirth of the city and its entrepreneurial community, more than 250 speakers will be there offering the tools and resources entrepreneurs need to grow their business.
When planning the inaugural Common Citizen store in Flint, we heard the people here were friendly. But with the hard times they’ve endured, we wouldn’t have been surprised by a wait-and-see attitude about this newfangled, newly legal store coming into their community.
That’s right. Because we’re opening a greenhouse facility, right here in Michigan. And we want to hire the best people in Marshall.
Michigan is in the middle of a transformation. With a long-standing culture of grit, determination and entrepreneurial spirit, the motor capital is quickly becoming a hub for start-ups and small business owners. We’ve already seen some of the incredible entrepreneurs in Flint. Here, we look at some of the entrepreneurs who are shaping Battle Creek.
Did you know smoke-able cannabis is always a female plant? The male cannabis plant looks pretty dinky by comparison; if you want to grow cannabis, you have to pick out all the male seeds and discard them.
Before Proposal 1, arrests for marijuana offenses in Michigan were shockingly common. In 2016, there were more arrests for cannabis-related offenses than there were for shoplifting, making up 11.4% of all arrests in the state, according to Michigan State Police data.
Have you ever been so completely immersed in an activity that you lost all sense of time? You may have been experiencing a mental state known as “flow.”
Words like “grit” and “perseverance” are common adjectives used to describe successful entrepreneurs. It’s no surprise, then, that a thriving startup culture is flourishing here in Flint. From coffee-brewing and consulting to high-quality clothing and sustainable eyewear, here are our picks of local startups and entrepreneurs who are making waves across our city.
When it comes to pro sports, cannabis has remained firmly on the bench. Banned outright by most North American leagues, players today face stiff punishments and public backlash if they speak out or test positive for cannabis.
They say the hardest part of starting up is starting out.
Thankfully there’s Detroit Startup Week (June 17 to 21), a free, five-day event connecting entrepreneurs, designers, developers, and marketers with mentors and executives. As part of the rebirth of the city and its entrepreneurial community, more than 250 speakers will be there offering the tools and resources entrepreneurs need to grow their business.
