Okla. Transportation panel to consider $7.5M award (AP 6/3)
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Chickasaw Nation covers cost of $7.5M road project by casino
The Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma is paying for a $7.5 million road project near one of its casinos.
The Oklahoma Transportation Commission will award a contract for the work, the Associated Press reported. It involves a new interchange near the Winstar World Casino.
The facility is the largest tribal casino in Oklahoma. It's near the state border with Texas.
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Okla. Transportation panel to consider $7.5M award (AP 6/3)
Okla. Transportation panel to consider $7.5M award (AP 6/3)
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