Flood Damaged Casino Re-Opens (WOWT 1/14)
Onawa casino re-opens with new name (KTIV 1/14)
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Omaha Tribe to start work on permanent casino this March
The Omaha Tribe of Nebraska plans to break ground on a permanent casino in March.
The tribe reopened the Blackbird Bend Casino in a temporary, 6,800 square-foot building.
A new facility could be ready by spring of 2014, according to news reports.
The casino is located in Iowa.
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Flood Damaged Casino Re-Opens (WOWT 1/14)
Onawa casino re-opens with new name (KTIV 1/14)
Flood Damaged Casino Re-Opens (WOWT 1/14)
Onawa casino re-opens with new name (KTIV 1/14)
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