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Attorney General Tim Griffin modified and approved a potential constitutional amendment that would allow Arkansas voters to repeal a Pope County casino license.
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The final state casino permit has been the subject of years of delays and lawsuits.
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Cherokee Nation Businesses looks to have an advantage in what will be a new process to grant a casino license in Pope County thanks to an endorsement letter from Pope County Judge Ben Cross.
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The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday affirmed a lower court ruling that said Cherokee Nation Businesses was not a qualified applicant when granted a casino license in Pope County.
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In an interview with PBS' Arkansas Week, Rep. Aaron Pilkington, R-Nashville, said it is important to investigate the matter to learn how to improve the ballot process.
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Secretary of State John Thurston told backers of an amendment to strike Pope County as a destination for a casino that they did not qualify due to a lack of signatures.
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Supporters of a proposed constitutional amendment expanding casino gaming submitted 97,000 signatures to the Arkansas secretary of state’s office Monday,…
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Not so fast on placing your bets. Gulfside Casino Partnership, which on June 18 was awarded a license for a a $254 million casino resort in Pope County,…
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The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery is taking steps to address gambling addiction. March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month.Lottery Director Bishop Woosley…
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Construction for the Saracen Casino and Resort in Pine Bluff is officially underway, after a groundbreaking ceremony took place Monday afternoon.Speaking…