Cobb County this week became the latest Metro Atlanta county to announce they would no longer arrest individuals caught with misdemeanor amounts of the drug, and will instead confiscate and destroy it. Cobb joins nearby DeKalb and Gwinnett Counties in relaxing their policy on pot, which comes following the signing of the Hemp Farming Act, which allows for hemp plants containing trace amounts of THC to be produced by licensed growers and possessed by individuals. Hemp, which does not contain enough THC to get a user high, is nearly identical to actual marijuana and can not be told apart by law enforcement officers. While recreational marijuana remains illegal in Georgia, a fact which remains unlikely to change in the 2020 session, a slow but steady relaxation on policing it has supporters of its legalization RISING…
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The Atlanta Falcons have not made the playoffs since the 2017 season, an eon in football terms, but hope springs eternal for the franchise as it is projected to win its division behind new star quarterback Kirk Cousins and new Head Coach Raheem Morris. Whether that pairing bears fruit remains to be seen – but there is one aspect where the organization is ranked first in the league. That’s in average beer and hot dog prices, where Arthur Blank’s team rules the roost with a combined price of just $7.49 – roughly half of the league average! RISING…
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