The Upper Sioux Community in Minnesota is spending $13.5 million to upgrade its casino.
The first phase of the project is complete. Visitors to the Prairie’s Edge Casino Resort can stay at new smoke-free hotel wing with 76 rooms.
The tribe is also adding 15,000 square-feet of gaming and meeting space to the facility.
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First phase of Prairie's Edge Casino Resort upgrade now open
(The Granite Falls Advocate Tribune 4/28)
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Upper Sioux Community spends $13.5M to upgrade casino
Friday, April 29, 2011
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