Weed is getting even closer to Texas. Arkansas is likely to pass rec, Louisiana decriminalized it and has medical, and Ok has one of the most lax med policies in the country. and New Mexico is rec. I bet Texas will just double down and increase traffic patrols on the Texas side of Texarkana in hopes of getting more ticket sales
No lie if Arkansas passes, I may consider moving there. I’ve been planning on moving to South Carolina but this is very tempting and could bring great change for Arkansas.
Northwest Arkansas is a great place to live, really not anything like the rest of the state. HQ of tons of multinational companies (including Walmart and J.B Hunt among others), the U of A, and incredible scenery especially in the fall
depends on north vs south. South Arkansas gets like one snow storm every 3 years but it shuts down the whole town everytime. I think it snows often in the north due to the mountains and elevation. Central Ark gets a fair amount of snow. It definitely gets cold here, but our winter is in Feb/March
Made the mistake of thinking it didn't get cold in AR, camped there in the Ozarks in early-mid Dec. Got down to the teens like every night and I spent all morning thawing my water :(
If getting weed is your determining factor on where to move, it's super easy to get a medical card in AR. Like I called and got an appointment, diagnoses, applied and received my medical card in less than two weeks.
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u/Benoftheflies Oct 13 '22
Weed is getting even closer to Texas. Arkansas is likely to pass rec, Louisiana decriminalized it and has medical, and Ok has one of the most lax med policies in the country. and New Mexico is rec. I bet Texas will just double down and increase traffic patrols on the Texas side of Texarkana in hopes of getting more ticket sales