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Since its opening in 2009, the Pennsylvania casino has made quarterly contributions to the Allegheny County Library Association.

The casino has paid the Sports & Exhibition Authority of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County $67.5 million to date toward construction expenses.

With the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board soon accepting petitions for licenses, online gambling in the state could be up and running in a few months, say analysts at PennBets.

Pittsburgh's casino offers Valentine's Day promotions and a range of entertainment.

"A Funny Thing Happened at Rivers Casino" will run from February to March, bringing local talent to the Pennsylvania casino.

Calvin Quach and Angela Wu will develop the casino's strategies to foster strong relationships with multicultural markets.

Bill Keena brings decades of gaming experience to the Pittsburgh casino.

The casino will host country music superstar Randy Houser on 9 February as part of its first anniversary celebrations.

These interactive table games feature a touchscreen as well as the interaction of a live dealer.

Teaming up with the American Red Cross, casino volunteers will sing carols and hand out gifts at the Southwestern Veterans' Center.

Kick off the New Year in style at one of these 10 casinos across the U.S., where the party will be raging all night.

The casino in Pennsylvania will host a celebration at Overtime on 31 December, along with a $40,000 giveaway.

Dr. Rahmon Hart, who collaborates with the executive team, department leaders and team members on programs to support the community, won a Men of Excellence award from the New Pittsburgh Courier.

Frankie Valli tribute group LIGHTS OUT will visit the Pennsylvania casino on 23 December.

Partnering with NeighborWorks Western Pennsylvania, the casino is upping its benefits package for team members.

Throughout the month, the Pittsburgh casino will spread holiday cheer through a series of gaming promotions, dining specials and live entertainment.

In a game where the losing hands earns the biggest prize, eight players split over $480,000, the largest bad beat jackpot in the casino's history.

Partnering with Community Kitchen Pittsburgh, casino members will donate their time and efforts to pack meals for those in need.

Guests can enjoy football season to the fullest at the Pennsylvania casino, where pre-game celebrations, food and more will be on offer.

Rivers Casino Community Champions will volunteer at the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank to organize, sort and pack food for those in need.