The Poarch Band of Creek Indians will cover the costs of 23 funerals for victims of the recent tornado in East Alabama. The Tribe is donating $184,000 to the East Alabama Medical Center Foundation for the burials.
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First Four-Diamond Property Coming to Washington’s Olympic Peninsula
The first four-diamond property is coming to the Olympic Peninsula in western Washington. After weeks of weather delays, the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s broke ground on its resort and casino expansion at 7 Cedars Casino.
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Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians May Join Roster of Gaming Tribes to Offer Sports Wagering
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) may be able to add sports wagering to its roster of Class III games by summer 2019.
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Arizona Senate Passes Bill That Would Allow Tribal-Owned Sports Betting Kiosks in Commercial Venues
The sports betting bill differs from most; it would involve Tribal-owned kiosks stationed in bars and other private venues across the state.
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Aquinnah Tribe to Break Ground on Martha’s Vineyard Gaming Hall in March
In a rural town on Martha’s Vineyard, roughly a half-hour drive down a two-lane road, past the island’s major tourist attractions, the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) will break ground on a Class I or II casino in March.
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American Gaming Association: Oklahoma Gaming Supports Small Businesses
The positive impact of Tribal casinos resonates across Oklahoma, the American Gaming Association touted on a visit Wednesday to the Cherokee Nation-owned Hard Rock Casino and Hotel in Catoosa.
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