Schulenburg Cannabis Facility Moves Forward

Two marijuana reform bills died in the Texas House of Representatives last week. However, those failures won’t affect plans by Cansortium Texas to bring a cannabis dispensary operation to the Schulenburg area.

One of dead reform bills was among more than 100 pieces of legislation that perished as part of the so-called Mother’s Day Massacre orchestrated by a conservative faction of House Republicans who have been at odds lately with House Speaker Joe Strauss. More on that a little later.

“Through diligence and hard work, Cansortium Texas is focused on defining excellence in the medical cannabis field at every level, and that begins by providing unrivaled compassionate care to our patients,” said Cansortium spokesperson Adam Sharon in a statement to the Record.

Sharon said a Cansortium subsidiary, Knox Medical, would conduct the company’s operations in Schulenburg. Sharon said Cansortium and Knox Medical currently operate in Florida and Puerto Rico, which both allow medical marijuana.

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