French Lick Resort News - Page 3

ews Brief: Gamblers are flocking by the thousands by bus to the French Lick Resort Casino.

News Brief: An investigation by the Indiana Gaming Commission determined the $382 million French Lick Resort Casino is over budget.

News Brief: A panel of three arbitrators has ruled in favor of Lauth Property Group and against a company launched by billionaire William Cook of Bloomington in a dispute over ownership of the French Lick casino, which opened Friday.

News Brief: Over 4,000 invited guests tried their hand at gambling after French Lick Resort Casino"s ribbon-cutting ceremony that included casino executives, local supporters and officials.

News Brief: A long-awaited moment in French Lick, Indiana, will arrive Tuesday when investors snip the ribbon on Indiana’s 11th casino and unveil a refurbished century-old hotel.

News Brief: Officials with the French Lick Resort Casino in Orange County, Ind., have set a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Oct. 31, in anticipation of final licensing approval by the Indiana Gaming Commission.

News Brief: A legal dispute between the partners developing the French Lick Casino Resort hasn't slowed progress on the project, leaving it on track for a public opening in November, the casino's general manager said yesterday.

ews Brief: The Indiana Gaming Commission is expected to vote tomorrow on whether to sanction developers of a casino in Orange County for failing to secure all financing for the $382 million project by a May 1 deadline.

News Brief: A forecasts of $120.6 million in gambling for next year is fueling the battle for sole control over the French Lick casino and resort.

News Brief: A feud in French Lick pits the owners of the resort and casino against each other, but that's not keeping thousands of people from trying to get much-needed jobs.

ews Brief: Court records unsealed yesterday in Orange County reveal a collapse in the partnership of the two companies developing the Indiana's 11th casino at French Lick.

News Brief: Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter is asking an Orange County judge to unseal the records in a lawsuit between the partners of a new casino in French Lick.

In response to numerous inquires to Orange County Holdings and the Cook family regarding the French Lick Resorts & Casino project, Steve Ferguson, chairman of Cook Group, has issued a statement.

Construction and restoration work at the French Lick Resort Casino is still on path for a November opening.

Bally Technologies, Inc. has signed a contract with Blue Sky Casino to provide a complete systems solution and more than 300 slot machines for the new French Lick Resort & Casino.

Another job fair is scheduled for the French Lick Casino. Officials hope to find an additional 600 people for line-level positions, such as front desk, food service and room atte

News Brief: A legal feud between the partners in the Orange County, Indiana, casino project apparently has expanded with the filing of a second suit.

News Brief: The two companies that joined forces to build Indiana’s 11th casino are embroiled in a lawsuit that has been sealed by a judge in Orange County.

ews Brief: The two companies that joined forces to build a casino in French Lick are in mediation over a dispute, but the conflict should not delay its opening in November, a state regulator said yesterday.

More than 1,000 jobs will be created over the next year at the $382 million resort, casino and golf course development.