Leaders of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw
Indians approved plans for a casino away from the tribe's main reservation.
The tribe plans a 27,000 square-foot facility near Sandersville,
in Jones County. The site is about 80 miles from tribal headquarters in Philadelphia,
where the tribe operates two casinos.
The casino would offer between 500-700 slot machines
Get the Story:
The Tribe has spoken (The Laurel Leader Call 6/9)
Tribal Council moves forward with construction of casino in Jones County
(The Neshoba Democrat 6/8)
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Letter: Mississippi Choctaw casino will
hurt local community (5/21)
Mississippi Choctaw council delays action
on casino project (5/20)
Church
groups line up to oppose Mississippi Choctaw casino (5/19)
Mississippi Choctaw tribal council delays
vote on casino bid (5/11)
Mississippi Choctaw tribal council to vote
on casino plans (5/7)
Mississippi Choctaws planning casino off
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