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Stevie Wonder at Mohegan Sun

11 October 2007

Motown legend Stevie Wonder will be performing two very rare shows at Mohegan Sun Arena on Wednesday, November 14th and Friday, November 16th at 7:30pm both nights.

Mohegan Sun lines up rock super group

11 October 2007

The Wolf Den at Mohegan Sun continues to thrill this fall with Rock super group Scrap Metal on Friday, November 2nd.

Meadows Racetrack & Casino provide update

11 October 2007

Meadows Racetrack & Casino officials today provided a construction update on its $155 million casino, which includes a 200-room hotel and luxury spa.

10 bucks and you're a 'star'

10 October 2007

Coyote Ugly would become one of the only new clubs on the Strip to combine a staff of cover-girl-attractive women with no dress code or exclusionary policies.

Tails turn some heads

10 October 2007

Sarah Lockett knew she would be making a trip to the Playboy Club at the Palms with her husband, Steve, when they came to Las Vegas.

Investigation won't delay Mount Airy Resort opening

10 October 2007

News Brief: Even if the grand jury investigating Mount Airy Casino Resort owner Louis DeNaples finds he lied on his slots application, the resort is still likely to open without delay.

PartyGaming open to offers from Las Vegas-based casinos

10 October 2007

PartyGaming CEO Mitch Garber discloses in an interview with Financial Times that it would listen to approaches from Las Vegas-based casinos.

Think tank discusses WTO online gaming case

10 October 2007

A WTO Internet gaming case that is threatening a major trade clash betweenthe US and the European Union will be the subject of a forum Wednesday sponsored by the Centre for the New Europe.

Boyd provides Water Club update

10 October 2007

Boyd Gaming Corporation has completed its initial assessment of the damage caused by the September 23 fire at The Water Club development in Atlantic City.

Dates are set for 2008 World Series of Poker

9 October 2007

The dates for the 2008 World Series of Poker have been set for May 30 through July 17 at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.

600 rooms at Harrah's closed

9 October 2007

As a safety precaution, Harrah's Las Vegas early Monday evening closed about 600 of its hotel rooms, relocating affected guests to comparable lodgings at sister properties nearby.

2008 WSOP dates set

9 October 2007

The 39th annual World Series of Poker will be staged at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas from May 30 through July 17, 2008.

Mohegan Sun hosts John Mellencamp

9 October 2007

John Mellencamp will be making a stop at Mohegan Sun on Friday, December 7th at 7:30pm with special guest Los Lobos.

Station Casino donates $405,000 to schools

9 October 2007

As part of its Smart Start school partnership initiative, Station Casinos, Inc. presented 70 Clark County School District high-need elementary schools with $405,000 donation, to improve education and provide resources in the classrooms.

Peppermill hosts Sonny Holland

5 October 2007

Jazz Vocalist Sony Holland will be performing her fabulous renditions of great jazz hits at the Peppermill on Friday, Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. in the Tahoe Ballroom.

Bush administration blamed for casino delays

5 October 2007

News Brief: A Madera County tribe's plans for a new casino have been frustrated by the Bush administration's 'gross incompetence' in handling Indian business affairs, a key senator charged Thursday.

Bill targets tribal casinos

5 October 2007

News Brief: Rep. John Campbell, R-Irvine, has introduced a bill that would ban any American Indian tribe from building a casino for 25 years after it has been federally recognized.

Poker After Dark airs mega-match

5 October 2007

NBC's Poker After Dark entry fee has been raised to a staggering $50,000 this week, making this winner-take-all match worth $300,000

Spotlight 29 host Bobby Vinton

5 October 2007

Bobby Vinton will perform in the Spotlight 29's Showroom on October 20.

Rep. Frank: Don't need online gambling study

5 October 2007

Representative Barney Frank (D-MA) stated that legislation calling for an independent study on Internet gambling is not necessary and that the World Trade Organization dispute could result in significant economic penalties against the U.S.

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