Jackpot Junction in Morton, Minn., announces casino expansion (The West Central Tribune 8/7)
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Lower Sioux Indian Community announces expansion at casino
The Lower Sioux Indian Community of Minnesota announced an expansion of its casino.
The tribe will be adding more expanding and renovating the Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel. The project includes a larger gaming floor, a 225-seat bingo hall and a sports bar and entertainment venue.
The tribe will break ground this month.
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Jackpot Junction in Morton, Minn., announces casino expansion (The West Central Tribune 8/7)
Jackpot Junction in Morton, Minn., announces casino expansion (The West Central Tribune 8/7)
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