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Casino Magic Director Faces Post-Hurricane Challenge

17 November 2005

arty Moore , the senior director of marketing for the Casino Magic, will find himself at the forefront when hurricane-ravaged Bay St. Louis' only casino reopens.

Aftermath Of Hurricane Katrina: Where Are All The Slots?

14 November 2005

Soon after the storm surge from Hurricane Katrina subsided and casino operators could climb into their broken gaming barges to survey the damage, reality set in.

More Universities Offer Casino Programs

14 November 2005

News Brief: The University of Southern Mississippi's undergraduate casino management program so far is unique in the state, though other universities are beginning to follow suit.

Heard It On The River

3 November 2005

Rudi Schiffer gives the lowdown on the latest news from the resorts in Tunica, Mississippi.

Floridians Seek Alternatives to Mississippi Casinos

28 October 2005

News Brief: As the 13 damaged or destroyed casinos on the Mississippi Coast continue to emerge from the rubble of Hurricane Katrina, many residents from West Florida are seeking new gambling outlets.

Mississippi Casino Site Approved

28 October 2005

News Brief: The Mississippi Gaming Commission approved on Thursday the site of the proposed Back Bay Beach Resort & Casino in Biloxi.

A Race to Refloat Gulf Casinos

25 October 2005

Some experts thought it would take years for the Gulf Coast's casino industry to rebuild after being flattened by Hurricane Katrina.

Mississippi Tax Revenue Sinking

21 October 2005

Mississippi's tax coffers suffered the lingering effects of Hurricane Katrina as the state's tax revenue from gaming fell almost $10 million during September.

Tulane Casino Classes Empty

21 October 2005

News Brief: Classes begin Monday at the University College of Tulane's Edgewater Mall campus, but only a handful of students have signed up for the casino management courses.

Golden Gulf Want Site Declared Legal

20 October 2005

News Brief: Golden Gulf Casino Inc., the owner of 15½ acres on Back Bay Boulevard, is planning to ask the Mississippi Gaming Commission to declare it a legal site for gambling.

Planner: Build Timeless Casinos

19 October 2005

News Brief: and developers in general to build timeless landmarks as they replace what Hurricane Katrina destroyed.

Mississippi Governor Signs Onshore Casino Bill

18 October 2005

News Brief: Governor Haley Barbour gave thousands of Mississippians the economic security to recover from Hurricane Katrina when he signed the onshore casino bill into law Monday.

Gaming Seen to Suffer After Storms

14 October 2005

Gaming company third-quarter earnings are being pounded by the devastation of hurricanes Katrina and Rita, although the effect is likely to wash out in the long run, analysts said Thursday.

Beau Rivage Appoints New President

12 October 2005

au Rivage Resort & Casino reports appointment of George P. Corchis, Jr. as the resort's new president.

Mississippi Legislation Could Lead to More Casinos

11 October 2005

News Brief: Legislation allowing Gulf Coast casinos to move 800 feet onshore could mean several new casino ventures, predicts one Mississippi gaming lawyer.

Mississippi Casino Measure Could Remain Unresolved

7 October 2005

News Brief: Mississippi House Speaker Pro Tem J.P. Compretta says that a special session could end without a compromise on casino leases, a measure linked to lawmakers' approval of moving casinos inland.

Harrah's Provides Hurricane Damage Update

6 October 2005

Harrah’s Entertainment provides an update on damage from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

Inland Casinos Profit from Coast Disaster

5 October 2005

News Brief: Mississippi’s inland casinos that avoided the destruction of Hurricane Katrina are reporting that their numbers are up since the disaster.

Mississippi Casino Bill Hits Snag

5 October 2005

News Brief: Legislation allowing casinos on the storm-ravaged Gulf Coast to rebuild on land hit a snag Tuesday when Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Jack Gordon stopped the bill's advance to the governor.

Gambling in Mississippi: Bill OK'd to Allow Casinos on Land

4 October 2005

Mississippi lawmakers voted Monday to allow coastal casinos destroyed by Hurricane Katrina to be rebuilt on dry land rather than atop barges floating on the Gulf of Mexico.

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