Riverside Casino and Golf Resort News

News brief: The Riverside Casino & Golf Resort was one of the few places open Christmas Day, and its hotel, buffet, musical entertainment and games attracted people from all over.

News Brief: The Riverside Casino & Golf Resort has filed a lawsuit in Washington County, Iowa, against a minor who entered the casino floor with false representation.

News Brief: Two of Iowa's casinos were fined 20-thousand dollars Thursday for allowing an underage person to gamble and the general manager of one of those establishments says they plan to sue to get the money back.

News Brief: The Riverside Casino and Golf Resort reports $13.9 million in adjusted gross revenue for its first two months. Isle of Capri casino and hotel in Bettendorf and the Rhythm City casino in Davenport reported a decline in gross revenues.

News Brief: After the first month of operation, Riverside Casino and Golf Resort officials report revenues are at the level they should be and they don't foresee a downturn in the future.

News Brief: In its first 31 days, the Riverside Casino & Golf Resort admitted nearly 125,000 people and made more than $7.6 million in adjusted gross revenue, according to data from the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission.

News Brief: Riverside Casino and Golf Resort general manager Joe Massa was on hand to present the city a check in the amount of $146,324.20.

News Brief: It's been about a month since the Riverside Casino & Golf Resort opened to the public -- but what a month.

News Brief: After 13 months of construction, the Riverside Casino & Golf Resort is ready to open to the public tomorrow.

News Brief: The Riverside Casino and Golf Resort will open to the public Thursday, August 31 with the featured headline entertainer Ottumwa native Tom Arnold.