JG Missouri, which plans to open a medical marijuana manufacturing facility in the Barnett Technology Park along Highway DD in Cuba, had its three infused product licenses rolled into one by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) last week following a compliance review. The company has yet to begin any local construction.
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Citizens voice concerns to council about medical marijuana manufacturer
Citizens came forward with several concerns about Green Farms’ operations in the industrial park near their residence during Cuba’s city council meeting on August 18. Cuba resident Gary Branson and several of his neighbors wanted to bring the council’s attention to issues such as bright lights shining into bedrooms and noises from the industrial fans.
AALC receives CFO grant
The Community Foundation of the Ozarks (CFO) has awarded $100,000 to nine agencies in its second round of monthly COVID-19 Regional Recovery Grants. One of those grants went to a nonprofit facility in Cuba.
Cuba closing council meeting
Cuba Mayor Cody Leathers announced Tuesday that next week’s city council meeting will be closed to the public due to the recent increase in local coronavirus cases. The city had closed meetings earlier this year when the pandemic began, but later reopened them.
Three charged for damages, theft at Cuba park
Three people have been charged with felonies related to property damage and theft at Tangle Creek Park in Cuba last year. The charges were filed by the Crawford County Prosecuting Attorney’s office on August 4 for the incident that took place in September of 2019.