North Carolina county selected for casino wants final say

If NC moves forward with its casino legislation, Nash County wants to decide its own fate North Carolina lawmakers are weighing legislation to allow one commercial casino in three counties, Nash, Anson and Rockingham. Should everything continue to move forward, the Board of Commissioners of Nash County wants a voice in the matter. The Board

North Carolina lawmakers supporting casino expansion face questions

At least eight lawmakers received money from a company hoping to build a casino in the state North Carolina lawmakers are considering casino legislation that would allow a single company to build three casinos throughout the state. However, campaign contributions from executives at Baltimore-based casino development company The Cordish Cos. to legislators have raised questions

North Carolina lawmakers advance casino bill

The bill has been kept under wraps, probably because it would only authorize one operator North Carolina may give the right to develop three casinos across the state to only a single business, according to a draft of the legislation received by WRAL News. Under the proposal, Anson, Nash and Rockingham counties would be authorized

North Carolina lawmaker believes the state can advance gambling legislation

There’s a chance legislation could pass before the end of the summer Anticipating the conclusion of this year’s legislative session, a prominent politician from North Carolina remains optimistic concerning the state’s ability to negotiate and finalize the implementation of state-sanctioned gambling. He aims to ensure that these discussions progress smoothly and are successfully concluded within

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