Those planning to use cannabis to boost their appetite for food at the Rice County Fair this year will need to do so beforehand and secure a ride.
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Edibles sit on display at a local retailer. Those on county-owned property may no longer eat low-potency hemp edibles until they leave the property, due to an ordinance passed Tuesday morning by the Rice County Board of Commissioners. (Colton Kemp/southernminn.com)
Various types of marijuana-type products are available for purchase at a local retailer. Smokable, pungent marijuana is just one of the products that isn’t permitted to be used on county-owned property after Tuesday’s Rice County Board of Commissioners meeting. (Colton Kemp/southernminn.com)
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