Muscogee Nation to open new casino on March 31
The Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma will open a new casino on March 31. The $195 million, 300,000 square-foot River Spirit Casino, currently known as Creek Nation Casino, is located in Tulsa. "It's a go," marketing director Jennifer Cross told The Tulsa World. "No matter what, we're opening ... . We're very, very excited because it's been in the works for multiple years." The casino features one of the largest gaming floors in the state. The tribe is creating 650 new jobs with the facility. Get the Story:
New Creek Nation casino in Tulsa to open March 31 (The Tulsa World 2/4)
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