Decline in Colorado’s cannabis industry leaves ‘ghost town’ with plethora of empty grow facilities

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By Rowan DunneJan 23, 2024, 2:38 pm90 pts
What was once deemed a cannabis boom town in Colorado now has a large number of vacant cultivation facilities, leading some to consider it a reefer ghost town. About 1,000 people live in Ordway, a town in Crowley County that had 56 active growing operations when times were good. However, licensing officials…

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