Former Atlantic Club Sold in Atlantic City
March 30, 2017
The former Atlantic Club casino (l.) in Atlantic City—originally the Golden Nugget—has been sold to
The former Atlantic Club casino (l.) in Atlantic City—originally the Golden Nugget—has been sold to
Gettysburg businessman David LeVan (l.) is seeking Pennsylvania’s last Category 1 racino license for his
The end of the gaming giant’s long bankruptcy saga got a boost from an agreement
Investigations by the Gaming Control Board and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission into questions
Pennsylvania lawmakers have filed an omnibus gaming bill that would legalize and regulate online gaming
Promising they are “days away” from revealing the location and design of Connecticut’s third casino,
Two Florida gambling bills are headed for floor votes when the legislature meets March 7.
What’s a snowstorm or two on opening week? No big deal for the new Rivers.
Atlantic City will borrow about $72 million to pay off its tax debt to the
Online auction site eBay has stopped a sale of a large “Trump” sign from the
Several bills in the New Hampshire legislature are active that would allow forms of gaming.
Two influential individuals are monitoring twin bills by state Senator Brandon Beach and state Rep.
On June 11, 2018, New Jersey became the second state in the nation to offer a full, Nevada-style complement of sports betting options, opening the door to advanced mobile apps, futures, and deep prop markets.
On June 10, 1944, the Reds’ Joe Nuxhall became the youngest MLB player ever at just 15 years old. Entering a blowout loss to the Cardinals, he struggled, allowing five runs in 2/3 of an inning. Despite the rocky debut, Nuxhall returned in 1952 for a long career as both a pitcher and a beloved Reds broadcaster through 2004.
