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Oaklawn Racing and Gaming set to open new hotel, restaurants
After 28 months and a production cost of almost $100 million, the Oaklawn hotel and casino is done. Author: Ian Russell Updated: 7:49 PM CDT April 20, 2021
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. After 28 months and a production cost of almost $100 million, the Oaklawn hotel and casino is done. So the plans were obviously, we thought were really good, Wayne Smith, the general manager at Oaklawn, said. The actuality is even better.
Some parts have already opened up. The expanded casino floor was open when THV11 crews were given a tour Tuesday afternoon.
Other s are still in production. The spa and pool centers aren t ready yet, as COVID and production issues kept some parts from finishing on schedule.
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February 2, 2021
In the southern American state of Arkansas and an entity known as Gulfside Casino Partnership has reportedly been given official permission to build and operate a new $254 million resort casino being envisioned for Pope County.
According to a Wednesday report from the Arkansas Times newspaper, the five-member Arkansas Racing Commission initially awarded the license to the Mississippi-based entity at the expense of the federally-recognized Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma last summer. The regulator has now purportedly endorsed this earlier judgement by a unanimous decision to grant Gulfside Casino Partnership the right to begin work on a project that it estimates could bring as many as 1,500 full-time jobs and up to $60 million in annual payroll to one of the poorest regions of ‘The Natural State’.