The long-anticipated commercial property has now been cleared to open, with the property deciding on June as the likely opening month.
This comes after the Nebraska Racing and Gaming Commission granted a license to Caesars Entertainment, Harrah’s owners, and the company’s local investors and representatives, the necessary licenses to press on with the opening.
This is going to be the third commercial gaming venue in the state. As the constriction of the property lasts, however, the company will be able to operate a temporary casino out of Platte County Agricultural Park in Columbus. The permanent venue is expected in 2024.
This comes after the Nebraska Racing and Gaming Commission granted a license to Caesars Entertainment, Harrah’s owners, and the company’s local investors and representatives, the necessary licenses to press on with the opening.
This is going to be the third commercial gaming venue in the state. As the constriction of the property lasts, however, the company will be able to operate a temporary casino out of Platte County Agricultural Park in Columbus. The permanent venue is expected in 2024.