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Gulfside Casino Partnership, Harrah's Close Property Deal

News Brief: Gulfside Casino Partnership have closed on the purchase of the Grand Casino Gulfport property from Harrah's Entertainment.

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Treasure Bay CEO Steps Down

News Brief: Bernie Burkholder and Treasure Bay Gaming & Resorts announced jointly this morning that Burkholder has stepped down as chief executive officer of the privately held gambling company.

Biloxi Resort Proposal Approved

News Brief: The $1 billion Broadwater Resort proposal passed the Biloxi Planning Commission on Thursday, with stipulations that plans for future phases would have to be approved by

Gulfport Entertainment-Gaming District Created

News Brief: Mississippi"s Gulfport Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend the City Council amend the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance and the zoning map to create an ente

Mississippi Governor Optimistic About Gaming Industry

News Brief: Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour predicts a revival of Mississippi's $2.5 billion a year gambling industry, which was devastated when Katrina smashed into the Gulf Coast in August.

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Harrah's Sambas Into Mardi Gras Opening

Treasure Bay Summer Reopening Expected

Construction crews are converting the first two floors of Treasure Bay's hotel into a temporary casino and making plans to demolish the pirate ship within the next six weeks.The casino should reopen by July or August.

Penn National Plans to Reopen Casinos

News Brief: Penn National Gaming Inc. hopes to reopen its two Mississippi casinos destroyed by Hurricane Katrina before the end of the year.

Biloxi Doing Better than Reported

News Brief: Larry Gregory, the executive director of the Mississippi Gaming Commission, said the three casinos that have reopened in Biloxi since Hurricane Katrina actually made about $62 million during January - $11 million more than the amount reported by the city of Biloxi on its Web site.

Biloxi Offers Tax Write Off

News Brief: Besides Biloxi's resilient casino market, gambling companies have another good reason for investing on the Coast: a big tax write off.

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Mississippi Developer Propose Donation Deal

News Brief: Developers of the Silver Slipper Casino are proposing a $100,000 donation for land conservation and the restoration of adjacent wetlands if Mississippi will allow an acre along the shoreline to be filled in.

High-Tech Chip Helps Casinos

News Brief: High-tech radio frequency identification chips allow casinos to keep real-time track of table game action, quickly assess player points and know that their chips are secure from counterfeit or theft.

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Grand's $100,000 First Place Blackjack Prize Wows'Em

Mississippi Operations Helped Ameristar

Ameristar Casinos showed investors Wednesday how it benefited by operating in hurricane-ravaged Mississippi.

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Man Drives Vehicle into the Lobby of Casino

News Brief: A Georgia man is charged with assault for driving his car through the glass doors of Tunica's Gold Strike Casino and doing doughnuts in the lobby.

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