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Well, here they go again. This should make Buffilita happy..
Cherokee to break ground on N.C. casino project
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday for a tribal casino in Murphy, N.C. The $110 million casino will be operated by Caesars Entertainment Corp. The tribe predicts the project will create 900 jobs.
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BillyJoe
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Minn. Fatz
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Bully for the Cherokee I guess, they sure got a raw deal historically. But an hour away from their other property? Hope they don't wind up peeing in the soup there...
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Not exactly fierce competition for the existing Cherokee casino, but a choice is a choice I guess. Minn. Fatz, although 134 miles away, Harrah's Cherokee is the closest casino to me, and I make "donations" there quite often.
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faygo
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Sure wish we could get one on the Eastern side of the state. Any American Indian tribes listening?
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Minn. Fatz
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I'll probably be feeding the golden buffalo myself in Duluth this coming weekend.
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BillyJoe
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Not exactly fierce competition for the existing Cherokee casino, but a choice is a choice I guess. Minn. Fatz, although 134 miles away, Harrah's Cherokee is the closest casino to me, and I make "donations" there quite often.
For those interested, Murphy NC is just north of the Georgia-North Carolina border. Can you say 'Hello Atlanta'?
For those interested, Murphy NC is just north of the Georgia-North Carolina border. Can you say 'Hello Atlanta'?
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[QUOTE=Buffilita]Not exactly fierce competition for the existing Cherokee casino, but a choice is a choice I guess. Minn. Fatz, although 134 miles away, Harrah's Cherokee is the closest casino to me, and I make "donations" there quite often.
For those interested, Murphy NC is just north of the Georgia-North Carolina border. Can you say 'Hello Atlanta'?[/QUOTE]
Thanks for clearing that up. However, a good chunk that the casino gains from atl, cherokee will directly lose those ppl.
For those interested, Murphy NC is just north of the Georgia-North Carolina border. Can you say 'Hello Atlanta'?[/QUOTE]
Thanks for clearing that up. However, a good chunk that the casino gains from atl, cherokee will directly lose those ppl.
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edog743
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Do not see your point Vman both casinos are going to be owned and operated by the same tribe.
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betty flynn
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Totally agree with you faygo /video poker master, I live in Lexington, NC, 4 hours one way to harrah's Cherokee.
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faygo
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betty, at least you have better Barbeque then we have in the far east.
Takes us 7hrs. to Cherokee, 8-9 /12 to AC so it is a toss up that AC wins with the superior perks.
Takes us 7hrs. to Cherokee, 8-9 /12 to AC so it is a toss up that AC wins with the superior perks.
