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News Brief: The Cherokees would like to expand the Harrah’s Cherokee Casino to having live games, a move that could bring in more tourists and provide more jobs in the Western North Carolina community.

News Brief: The vice chief of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians said Wednesday that Governor Mike Easley has said ‘no’ to allowing Las Vegas-style card games at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino, an account disputed by the tribe’s principal chief.

Harrah's Entertainment reports that Darold Londo will be named senior vice president and general manager of Harrah's Cherokee Casino & Hotel.

News Brief: A debate over whether to sell alcohol at Harrah"s Cherokee Casino has pitted conservative tribal members against the economic interests of the casino, which generates r

News Brief: Before a packed Council House, the Tribal Gaming Enterprise Board withdrew a request today to have a referendum on selling alcohol at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino.

News Brief: The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Tribal Casino Gaming Enterprise board is spearheading the effort to permit sales of alcohol at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino.

News Brief: The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians must offer the right amount of money before winning permission to have card dealers at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino, Gov. Mike Easley said in an interview.

News Brief: Gamers hankering for a smoke-free casino experience are in luck. Harrah’s Cherokee Casino & Hotel will host a grand opening Monday, including a 10 a.m. ribbon-cutting, for its nonsmoking game room.

News Brief: Gambling opponents are mounting opposition to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians’ request to bring Las Vegas-style gaming to Harrah’s Cherokee Casino.

News Brief: The Cherokees say they need the new card games to fight off new competition.

News Brief: The manager of electronic gaming for the Cherokee Nation Casino in Catoosa has been charged with embezzlement, according to a statement from the U. S. Department of Justice in Tulsa.

Tom O'Donnell has been named senior vice president and general manager of Harrah's Cherokee Casino & Hotel.

News Brief: The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians is fighting strict federal gaming rules in order to bring poker to their casino.

News Brief: A board that oversees Harrah's Cherokee Casino is holding nearly $45 million that should have gone to the tribe and its members, the National Indian Gaming Commission says.

News Brief: Harrah's Cherokee Casino wants to bring the first live poker games to North Carolina next year -- but it may be taking a gamble of its own.

News Brief: Harrah’s Cherokee Casino gave $250,000 to its employees for perfect attendance, improved service and exceeding goals in customer satisfaction.