In a presentation in September to economic development leaders in Gering and Scottsbluff, Sean Boyd of Global Gaming Nebraska said a proposed casino and racetrack entertainment venue would create more than 150 jobs and bring in millions for the city and county over the course of the next decade. The group is now reported to have withdrawn from Gering and North Platte proposals.
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Boyd's presentation included comparisons to, and information about, various other casino and racetrack venues which are also managed by the Chickasaw Nation.
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Global Gaming Nebraska president Sean Boyd presents to an array of around 20 local officials regarding his group's plans for a racetrack and casino to be built in Gering.
Officials from Global Gaming Nebraska say a proposed racetrack and casino will create more than 150 jobs and bring millions of dollars to Gering and Scotts Bluff County.
In a presentation in September to economic development leaders in Gering and Scottsbluff, Sean Boyd of Global Gaming Nebraska said a proposed casino and racetrack entertainment venue would create more than 150 jobs and bring in millions for the city and county over the course of the next decade. The group is now reported to have withdrawn from Gering and North Platte proposals.
Boyd's presentation included comparisons to, and information about, various other casino and racetrack venues which are also managed by the Chickasaw Nation.
Global Gaming Nebraska president Sean Boyd presents to an array of around 20 local officials regarding his group's plans for a racetrack and casino to be built in Gering.