The Jicarilla Apache Nation of New Mexico is planning a mid-July opening for a casino that was completed way back in 1998
The $4 million Apache Nugget casino, located at a rest area off a highway, was never opened after a change in tribal leadership in 1999. But a study concluded that the time was right for the facility.
The tribe has since opened a casino on the reservation. The tribe is planning a $25 million expansion there.
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Apache Nugget Casino, Finished Since 1998, to Open in July
(The Albuquerque Journal 6/25)
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Jicarilla Apache Nation will finally open casino
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