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Boy band star Nick Lachey thinks Hudson is spot for pot

Noelle Skodzinski

July 15, 2015

Nick Lachey,98 Degrees Photo | © Featureflash | Dreamstime.com

Nick Lachey, 98 Degrees Photo | © Featureflash | Dreamstime.com

He used to croon love songs to the masses.

Now, he wants to grow pot in Hudson.

Nick Lachey, a member of the band 98 Degrees and more recently a television actor, is among five investors in a Hudson marijuana grow center, one of 10 that would be created across Ohio under a proposed ballot issue.

The other investors include three owners of the CashMax stores in Ohio and a car business owner from Texas.

Cheney Pruett and John Humphrey, two of the CashMax owners, attended a news conference in Akron on Tuesday held by ResponsibleOhio, the group backing the ballot issue.

“This is an exciting entrepreneurial opportunity,” Humphrey said.

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