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Kansas casino foes send out flyers

27 July 2007

News Brief: Sedgwick County residents this week received mailers from the anti-casino campaign, urging voters to turn down a pair of gambling referendums on Aug. 7.

Kansas casino proposal deadline changed

26 July 2007

News Brief: The Kansas Lottery Commission has extended the casino proposal process by 90 days, moving the deadline to December 31.

Wichita chamber to oppose casino

26 July 2007

News Brief: The Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce says that it will oppose next month's vote on casino gambling in Sedgwick County, despite a survey of its members that showed more support for remaining neutral or supporting the issue.

Penn National endorsed for Kansas casino

24 July 2007

News Brief: Penn National Gaming on Monday received the endorsement of the Cherokee County Commission for its plan to manage a state-owned casino and hotel in the county.

Kansas lawmakers eye gambling rules

24 July 2007

News Brief: Some Kansas lawmakers want more say in the rules the Kansas Lottery is creating to implement the state's new expanded gambling law.

Sac & Fox Casino plans expansion

24 July 2007

News Brief: The Sac & Fox Nation of Kansas and Missouri has launched a multi-million expansion that will create 125 jobs, add a poker room, VIP lounge and another 500 games to its casino 60 miles north of Topeka on US-75 highway.

Penn National lone bid for Kansas casino

23 July 2007

News Brief: Cherokee County Commissioner Pat Collins said Friday that since Penn National is the only company that submitted a proposal to the commission, it likely would receive the endorsement.

Kansas tracks approved for slots

19 July 2007

News Brief: The Kansas Lottery Commission on Wednesday authorized the placement of 800 electronic slot machines at the Wichita Greyhound Park pending voter approval here.

Kansas casino deadline extended

19 July 2007

News Brief: The Kansas Lottery Commission on Wednesday extended the deadline for groups to submit applications to build a casino in Wyandotte County.

Kansas Gaming Commission chief named

18 July 2007

News Brief: Former Pretty Prairie state legislator Robert Krehbiel has been selected by the Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission to be the chief gaming officer.

Confusion over Kansas tribal casino bid

17 July 2007

News Brief: Cherokee County Commissioners say Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma officials told them they are no longer considering applying with the state of Kansas to operate a state-owned casino in the county but tribal spokesman deny the statement.

Sedgwick County reconsiders casino at Coliseum

13 July 2007

News Brief: Sedgwick County commissioners are rethinking turning the Kansas Coliseum into a destination casino, but aren't abandoning the idea just yet.

Kansas tribal casino to open in fall

27 June 2007

News Brief: The 7th Street Casino, owned and operated by the Wyandotte Nation, is scheduled to be open by 'late fall 2007,'according to a press release.

Kansas tribal casino moves forward

22 June 2007

Wyandotte Nation Casino progresses forward with construction of The 7th Street Casino in downtown Kansas City.

Kansas casino license deadline debated

21 June 2007

News Brief: Developers who want to build a casino at the Kansas Coliseum will have until July 20 to submit proposals to Sedgwick County but two county commissioners want to give them longer.

Kansas tribal casino rules uncertain

20 June 2007

News Brief: If the federal courts uphold an Oklahoma tribe’s claim to legal gambling rights in downtown Kansas City, Kansas, it is uncertain what sort of games might be played there.

Kansas Lottery taking in casino applications

19 June 2007

News Brief: The Kansas Lottery has finished creating an application form for would-be casino developers looking to manage facilities in the state's newly formed 'gaming zones.'

Kansas paves way for casino

15 June 2007

News Brief: Expanded gambling won’t be decided until later this summer, but talks surrounding where a casino could be built in Sedgwick County, Kansas, are in full swing.

Study: Wichita casino will help economy

13 June 2007

News Brief: An independent survey commissioned by the Wichita Downtown Development Corp. indicates that a casino would have a positive annual impact on the area ranging from $12.9 million to $46.9 million.

Kansas cities consider casino revenue sharing

12 June 2007

News Brief: The three cities in Wyandotte County will consider a revenue-sharing agreement Monday night that would give all three cities a direct financial benefit from a possible destination casino.

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