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Colville Tribes revive plans for long-delayed gaming facility

The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation in Washington are finally ready to start work on a casino that was announced back in 2009.

The tribe delayed work after human remains were discovered at the site. But construction is set to resume on a casino and a hotel, The Grand Coulee Star reported.

The tribe plans to close down a bingo hall nearby once the new casino opens.

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