The Eastern Band of Cherokee
Indians in North Carolina will be breaking ground on a $110 million gaming facility today.
The tribe plans to build a 60,000 square-foot casino with slot machines, table games and a 300-room hotel.
It will be the second gaming facility on the reservation.
A temporary structure is expected within six months. A permanent casino could open in 18 months.
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