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Application to sell hemp beverages denied by Valley Council

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August 25, 2026

[#item_full_content] BY JOHN BRICE FOR THE LAFAYETTE SUN VALLEY — Thirsty Tiger LLC had an application to sell consumable hemp products denied by the Valley City Council at its meeting on Aug. 24. Valley Police Chief Stacy Shirey addressed the council on the legal aspects of considering this application before the Application to sell hemp beverages denied by Valley Council Read More

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