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UPDATE: Sunland Park City Council to Vote Today on Controversial Cannabis Dispensary and Lounge Proposal

UPDATE: Sunland Park City Council to Vote Today on Controversial Cannabis Dispensary and Lounge Proposal

Sunland Park, NM — As the city continues to lead New Mexico in cannabis retail revenue, the Sunland Park City Council is set to deliberate today on a contentious proposal that could further reshape its cannabis landscape. The proposal involves the establishment of Cronica Cannabis Dispensary at 8301 Emory Drive, near

Border Boom: Most of New Mexico’s Top Cannabis Retailers Are in the El Paso Area

Border Boom: Most of New Mexico’s Top Cannabis Retailers Are in the El Paso Area

New sales data from February 2025 reveals a powerful truth about New Mexico’s cannabis market—the state’s top-selling dispensaries are overwhelmingly concentrated near the Texas border, with Sunland Park leading the charge. As cannabis remains illegal in Texas, border towns like Sunland Park have become magnets for adult-use

Proposed Sunland Park Cannabis Dispensary Sparks Zoning Controversy

Proposed Sunland Park Cannabis Dispensary Sparks Zoning Controversy

The Proposed Dispensary and Its Location A newly proposed cannabis business in Sunland Park, New Mexico – one of two under consideration – has ignited controversy due to its size and location. The flagship proposal, known as “Station X,” is planned as a two-story dispensary with an on-site consumption lounge at 420

Everest and R.Greenleaf Owner Schwazze Default Sparks Concerns for Sunland Park Dispensaries Serving El Paso Area

Everest and R.Greenleaf Owner Schwazze Default Sparks Concerns for Sunland Park Dispensaries Serving El Paso Area

A recent loan default by cannabis operator Schwazze is raising red flags for the future of Everest and R.Greenleaf in Sunland Park, New Mexico—a vital destination for El Paso-area residents seeking legal cannabis access. Financial Turmoil: Schwazze Misses Key Debt Payment Earlier this month, Schwazze—a Denver-based multistate

Texas and New Mexico Advance Bills Targeting Hemp-Derived THC: What It Means for Borderland Consumers

Texas and New Mexico Advance Bills Targeting Hemp-Derived THC: What It Means for Borderland Consumers

As Texas legislators move closer to banning hemp-derived THC and New Mexico looks to prohibit synthetic cannabinoids, residents in El Paso and across the Borderland are watching both markets shift. Here’s what’s changing—and how the two states differ in their approach to cannabis regulation.

Texas Senate Passes Hemp Ban: What It Means for El Paso and the New Mexico Cannabis Market

Texas Senate Passes Hemp Ban: What It Means for El Paso and the New Mexico Cannabis Market

The Texas Senate has passed SB 3, a bill banning hemp-derived THC products like delta-8 and delta-10. Learn how this impacts El Paso consumers and boosts the New Mexico cannabis market.

New Mexico’s Cannabis Enforcement Bill (HB 10) Nears Final Approval: What It Means for the Borderland

New Mexico’s Cannabis Enforcement Bill (HB 10) Nears Final Approval: What It Means for the Borderland

As the legal cannabis industry matures, regulatory frameworks continue to evolve. One of the most significant legislative developments this year is House Bill 10 (HB 10)—commonly referred to as the Cannabis Enforcement Bill—which is now awaiting final approval from the Governor of New Mexico. For El Paso residents