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Convention Authority Globetrotter Settling Down
18 April 2006
After selling Las Vegas across the globe for more than a quarter century, one of this city's greatest road warriors is grateful she can finally spend some time at home.
Red Rock Resort Offers an Array of Restaurants18 April 2006
A multitude of mouths longing to pacify their palates can make dining in Summerlin an exercise in patience.
Station Casinos Debuts Red Rock Casino18 April 2006
Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa from Station Casinos, Inc., the first billion-dollar resort to be built off the Las Vegas Strip, will open Tuesday in the upscale master-planned community of Summerlin.
Talking Poker With Chris "Jesus" Ferguson17 April 2006
Chris “Jesus” Ferguson is a busy man. Exclusively a tournament player, Ferguson travels around the world, buying-in to poker’s biggest events.
Navajo, Federal Officials Meet13 April 2006
News Brief: Navajo Nation officials, including President Joe Shirley Jr., met with federal gaming officials in Albuquerque, New Mexico, last week to discuss the tribe"s plan to bui
Casino Lawsuit Bogged Down by Attorney Fees13 April 2006
News Brief: Negotiations in the Best Bet Casino inverse-condemnation lawsuit have bogged down over the issue of litigation expenses, with the attorney for the casino asking for $263,507.
Group Puts Off Listing Casino Concerns13 April 2006
News Brief: A North Richmond, California, advisory group failed Tuesday to come up with a list of concerns about a planned Las Vegas-styled casino in its community.
Harrah's Casino's Traffic Impact Studied13 April 2006
News Brief: Harrah's Station Square Casino has the potential to ‘blow up’ traffic congestion on the Pittsburgh’s South Side, an independent traffic engineer told the city's Gaming Task Force today.
Cowlitz Casino Study Released13 April 2006
News Brief: A long-awaited study on the proposed Cowlitz Tribe's casino complex advocates building a huge project that would employ nearly 3,200 people.
Greektown Leads Detroit Casinos13 April 2006
News Brief: Greektown Casino led Detroit casinos in revenue growth for March, registering a 14.6% rise, the Michigan Gaming Control Board reports.
Las Vegas Visitor Count Up13 April 2006
February’s nearly 2.98 million visitors were enough to make this the busiest February on record, up 0.9 percent from a year ago.
New Product Puts Cash at Gamblers' Disposal Quicker13 April 2006
Two Las Vegas gaming-equipment providers are developing a device that could eventually let slot customers make credit-card and debit-card withdrawals directly at the game.
Tourism Boss: Allure of Vegas Not Just Gambling13 April 2006
A Las Vegas tourism official on Wednesday showcased Southern Nevada's approach to marketing itself as an oasis for "adult freedom" in a speech before international tourism leaders
More Chinese Tourists Expected13 April 2006
Slowly, and certainly not silently, a Chinese invasion looms before the U.S. travel industry.
Missouri Ticket Wins $224 Million Jackpot13 April 2006
There was one winning Powerball jackpot ticket worth a whopping $224.2 million sold in Missouri and a ticket that won $800,000 with Power Play in Pennsylvania.
Mount Airy Resort & Casino Plan Advances12 April 2006
Mount Airy Resort & Casino cleared another hurdle as the Paradise Township Planning Commission voted unanimously Tuesday night to recommend that the Township Board of Supervisors review and approve Phase I of a $360 million plan to redevelop the site of the former Mt. Airy Lodge.
Sycuan Resort and Casino Receives Award12 April 2006
The California Council for Excellence has awarded Sycuan Resort and Casino the 2006 California Challenge Award.
Colma Voters Support Unlimited Betting12 April 2006
News Brief: Voters in Colma on Tuesday supported unlimited betting at a local casino in poker and Asian games in an advisory measure intended to sway the California Legislature to allow no-limit gambling.
Alan Sofer To Represent Casino City At The World Series Of Poker12 April 2006
When 39-year old Alan Sofer was in high school, one of his teachers had hemophilia. A complication during surgery cost that teacher his life and the experience has stayed with Sofer.
Study: New Jersey to Receive Almost $1 Billion in Gaming Funds12 April 2006
News Brief: The Casino Association of New Jersey Tuesday released results of a study that estimated the gaming industry will generate more than $980 million in state and local taxes and other obligations in 2006.
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