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Brian Parrish shares CEO Derrick Watchman's vision for Navajo gaming and hospitality’s strategic growth.

Figures showed that revenue decline by 0.1 percent when compared to figure in 2012.

The casino named Charles Meeks director of sales and catering and named Timothy Athey director of hotel operations.

Albuquerque Downs Racetrack casino will open in mid-July, already contemplating expansion.

This week, Full Tilt Founder Ray Bitar cut a deal with the U.S. Department of Justice for his freedom and his health. Also, industry news from New Mexico and Kansas.

The casino and resort, owned by the Pueblo of Isleta, will return to the Isleta Casino brand.

Mr. Verde has over 18 years of regional gaming experience and two years as Chief Executive Officer of Playcity, Grupo Televisa’s gaming division.

Man who thought it would be fun to pretend he was a Nascar driver on a horse track created $40,000 worth of damage.

New Mexico looks set to implement equine drugging rules and penalties.

The grand opening of the 86,000-square-foot Northern Edge Navajo Casino will take place at noon on Jan. 16.

Full House Resorts has signed a deal to lease the Grand Lodge Casino at the Hyatt Regency in Lake Tahoe.

Casino Careers has listings for job opportunities in four new gaming facilities as well as casinos from coast-to-coast.

Unhappy slots players takes his dispute to the top court in the land.

The newly renovated Dancing Eagle Casino reopened on December 10 and features and entirely new casino floor, players club and cashier.

News Brief: Thousands of people showed up Tuesday afternoon for the 'soft opening' of the state's largest gaming complex, Buffalo Thunder Casino.

News Brief: Management at New Mexico’s five existing racetracks have endorsed the application for a new track in Raton.

INX Inc. has been selected to design and deploy a Cisco unified network platform for the new Buffalo Thunder Resort and Casino.

News Brief: A new rule adopted by the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs won't affect a casino proposal in Akela, New Mexico, said a spokesperson for the agency.

News Brief: The Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake have received approval from the federal government to place land in trust, a decision tribal representatives say is a crucial step in moving forward with plans to build a $35 million casino.