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Jeremy Pittari
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News Correspondent, Magnolia Tribune
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By Jeremy Pittari Verified| Magnolia Tribune@ DPS Commissioner believes the federal government should set standards in relation to hemp and cannabis since current state and federal laws are at odds. Hemp-based products that contain intoxicating THC levels will remain on the shelves of some Mississippi businesses for at least another year after HB 1502 died this session. Authored by State Rep. Lee Yancey (R), the bill would have made the sale of any product containing more than 0.3 THC in Mississippi illegal.
By Jeremy Pittari Verified| Vicksburg Daily News@ JACKSON, Miss. by Jeremy Pittari (Magnolia Tribune) — Bills that sought to drive students into Mississippi’s community colleges through the promise of “free” tuition died after making their way across the Capitol this session. The House of Representatives passed HB 1556, called the Mississippi Connecting Career and Technical Education Employability Program. It sought to assist students seeking a degree or certificate in a high-demand, skilled career path.
By Jeremy Pittari Verified| Magnolia Tribune@ DPS Commissioner believes the federal government should set standards in relation to hemp and cannabis since current state and federal laws are at odds. Hemp-based products that contain intoxicating THC levels will remain on the shelves of some Mississippi businesses for at least another year after HB 1502 died this session. Authored by State Rep. Lee Yancey (R), the bill would have made the sale of any product containing more than 0.3 THC in Mississippi illegal.
Company Info
Magnolia Tribune
Magnolia Tribune is a news organization focused on delivering reliable and unbiased news coverage, particularly for the state of Mississippi. Launched in January, it aims to fill the gap left by the closure of Y'all Politics, a well-known media outlet in the region. The organization is committed to high journalistic standards, ensuring accurate reporting and clearly distinguishing opinion pieces. The Tribune offers comprehensive news coverage that includes political, business, faith, and cultural topics relevant to Mississippians. Its business section highlights local economic developments, while the culture section showcases events, music, and local businesses, led by Culture Editor Susan Marquez. Additionally, Magnolia Tribune features well-reasoned opinion pieces that present diverse perspectives, catering to policymakers, business leaders, and the general public interested in Mississippi's landscape.
Flora, Mississippi, United States
+1 662-469-8480
Founded: 2022