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Centerton, Arkansas, is a growing commuter city with a rich history, once known as the “Apple Capital of the World.” Residents enjoy access to unique attractions, from the Wild Wilderness Drive-through Safari to the legendary Old Spanish Treasure Cave. Ozark MMJ Cards is proud to serve Centerton by providing medical marijuana card renewal services.
Ozark MMJ Cards provides renewals for medical marijuana cards to residents of Centerton, Arkansas. Centerton is a commuter city to nearby Fayetteville and Springdale. Originally a railroad stop and an apple processing center, Centerton is now home to more than 14,000 residents. The city was nicknamed the “Apple Capital of the World” when its apples won prizes at the 1900 World’s Fair in Paris, France.
The Wild Wilderness Drive-through Safari is located about 15 miles west of Centerton in Gentry, Arkansas. Residents of the area and visitors can enjoy seeing lions, tigers, jaguars, and leopards, as well as water buffalo, camels, and zebras. The park also has rhinos, hippos, deer, alligators, boa constrictors, and a large variety of primates.
Residents can also enjoy a bit of adventure by exploring the Old Spanish Treasure Cave in Sulphur Springs, 15 miles west of Centerton. Legend has it that Spanish conquistadors hid their gold in the cave more than 350 years ago and that it remains to be found. Guided tours, cave movie showings, and panning for gem stones, crystals, and fossils are all activities offered at the Old Spanish Treasure Cave. The cave stays 56 degrees year-round.
Another place of historic interest is the War Eagle Mill, 25 miles west in War Eagle, Arkansas. The first mill was built in 1832. Over the years, it has been destroyed three times: once by flood and twice by fire. It was last rebuilt in 1973. The mill is now the only working watermill in the state of Arkansas and houses a store and restaurant called “The Bean Palace.”
Located in nearby Bentonville, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is a top-rated museum, with pieces by Gilbert Stuart, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Kehinde Wiley, in addition to architecture designed by Moshe Safdie. The museum also includes the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Bachman-Wilson House, as well as a Fly’s Eye Dome structure by R. Buckminster Fuller. Surrounded by five miles of nature trails, Crystal Bridges draws both residents and tourists from across the world.
Our mission is to increase access to legal medical marijuana certification at the lowest cost and to provide our patients with the best possible guidance regarding the safe, responsible use of medical marijuana.
There are currently 18 qualifying conditions for medical marijuana therapy that the state of Arkansas recognizes as legal and valid:
If you need to renew your Arkansas medical marijuana card, Ozark MMJ Cards offers online renewal evaluations for $65. In addition to your physician renewal appointment, the Arkansas Department of Health may require a state renewal fee. Patients in Centerton can complete the renewal process online, making it a convenient option without visiting a clinic.
Arkansas residents diagnosed with a state-approved qualifying medical condition may be eligible for the Medical Marijuana Program. Qualifying conditions include chronic pain, cancer, PTSD, severe arthritis, glaucoma, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, seizure disorders, Tourette syndrome, and other conditions recognized by Arkansas law. If you’re renewing your certification, a Medical Marijuana Doctor in Centerton can review your medical history during your online appointment to confirm that you continue to qualify.
No. Medical marijuana remains legal in Arkansas for patients who are properly registered with the state’s Medical Marijuana Program. While laws and regulations may change over time, there are currently no statewide changes that eliminate the medical marijuana program. Patients should keep their medical marijuana card active by renewing it before it expires.
Arkansas has a well-established medical marijuana program with tens of thousands of active registered patients across the state. The total number changes regularly as new patients join the program and existing patients renew their cards. This continued participation reflects the ongoing need for medical marijuana as a treatment option for qualifying conditions.
An Arkansas medical marijuana card allows qualified patients to legally purchase medical cannabis from licensed dispensaries throughout the state. It also provides continued access to products recommended for eligible medical conditions while ensuring patients remain in compliance with Arkansas law. If your card is close to expiring, renewing it on time helps you avoid interruptions in your ability to purchase medical marijuana.