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Mountaineer Casino workers strike

31 March 2008

News Brief: Pickets remain on the line today at Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack and Resort as a strike by some 200 cashiers, money counters and video lottery technicians entered its second day.

Mountaineer Casino workers vote to strike

26 March 2008

News Brief: Workers at the Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort in Chester, West Virginia, voted Tuesday to reject the company's latest contract proposal and to authorize a strike.

Mountaineer Casino pickes CMG signage

5 March 2008

Mountaineer Casino has raised its advertising stakes by adding Scala InfoChannel Digital Signage software to the game.

Table games, poker boost Mountaineer results

16 January 2008

MTR Gaming Group reports that since full commencement of table games on December 20, 2007, table games and poker have generated approximately $3 million in revenues as of January 13th.

West Virginia hotel owner wants casino

10 January 2008

News Brief: The owner of the Rogers Hotel in downtown Wheeling said he still wants to open a 'full-blown' casino at the a building that has been under a raze or repair order for several years.

Mountaineer readies for table games

26 November 2007

News Brief: Mountaineer Casino Resort & Racetrack to conduct two nights of testing in preparation for the soon-to-be announced official opening of table games.

Poker at Mountaineer Racetrack

19 October 2007

MTR Gaming Group, Inc. will open 37 poker tables at Mountaineer Race Track & Gaming Resort on October 19.

West Virginia table games approved

18 October 2007

News Brief: The West Virginia Lottery Commission gave final approval Wednesday for both Northern Panhandle casinos to begin offering table games to gamblers.

Debate over West Virginia gaming law process

4 October 2007

News Brief: Allegany County State's Attorney Michael Twigg has informed Allegany County Attorney William Rudd that he will 'not treat the enforcement laws relating to paper gaming or machines used to facilitate paper gaming any differently than the other laws of this state and county.'

West Virginia lottery ads changes allowed

1 October 2007

News Brief: Thanks to a federal judge’s ruling last week, West Virginia businesses with video lottery machines can now advertise more freely.

Tri-State Racetrack passes on table games

25 September 2007

News Brief: While the two Northern Panhandle racetracks quickly purchased table games licenses after voters passed referendums there, Tri-State Racetrack & Gaming Center plans to hold off for a while.

Winner reflects on nightmare lottery

17 September 2007

News Brief: In his darkest moments, Jack Whittaker has sometimes wondered if winning the nearly $315 million Powerball game was really worth it.

West Virginia public hearings proposal criticized

14 September 2007

News Brief: The president of the West Virginia's video lottery association is chastising Kanawha County Commission President Kent Carper for proposing a series of public hearings about the impact of gambling parlors in the county.

Kanawha slot change has to wait

13 September 2007

News Brief: Kanawha, West Virginia, lawmakers say any action to scale back neighborhood slots parlors is at least three years away.

Mega Millions jackpot reaches $330 million

31 August 2007

With an estimated $330 million jackpot, the Mega Millions game is living up to its name and generating mega-excitement in Virginia.

West Virginia tracks want to open 24hrs

30 August 2007

News Brief: West Virginia's four racetracks presently are asking the West Virginia Lottery Commission for permission to stay open 24 hours a day, seven days a week

Wheeling Island track hires dealers

17 August 2007

News Brief: Officials at Wheeling Island Racetrack and Gaming Center have hired their first card dealers for future table gambling operations.

Unopened table game ballots found

14 August 2007

News Brief: Two Kanawha County officials disagree over the latest twist in the still-undecided referendum to allow table games at Tri-State Racetrack and Gaming Center in Nitro.

Track official: New table game bill unlikely

14 August 2007

News Brief: A Charles Town racetrack official said he thinks Jefferson County’s chance for a better table games bill is still slim to none, following an unofficial gaming victory in Kanawha County last weekend.

Kansas vote results delayed

13 August 2007

News Brief: Folks who support casino-style table games in Kanawha County, West Virginia, and those who oppose them, might have to wait for several weeks to know the final outcome of the too-close-to-call referendum Saturday.

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