New marijuana legislation could be absent in 2022 Ian Price November 8, 2021 1 minute read A Marijuana advocacy group says the results of last week’s election could mean that legal recreational sales don’t get moved up from 2024 anytime soon. WFIR’s Ian Price has more: Share: Post navigation Previous: VDH wants more parents on board for child Covid vaxNext: The public is invited to a hearing on gun voilence Related Stories VDOT Announces a First-in-the-State inventory of all of the Commonwealth’s Multiuse Trails Emma Thomas May 8, 2026 Virginia Supreme Court strikes down redistricting referendum Clark Palmer May 8, 2026 Inseparable’s ‘Care That’s Fair’ Campaign Highlights VA’s Struggling Mental Healthcare Industry Emma Thomas May 8, 2026
A Marijuana advocacy group says the results of last week’s election could mean that legal recreational sales don’t get moved up from 2024 anytime soon. WFIR’s Ian Price has more:
