Artist's rendering of the Nambe Pueblo casino in New Mexico. Image from Rick Bennett Architects
Another casino is coming to northern New Mexico. Nambe Pueblo will debut the Nambe Falls Casino in mid-December. It's going into an existing building along a major highway north of Santa Fe. “We don’t intend to make new money,” Matt Doyle, the CEO of Development Services Group, a firm working with the tribe, told The Santa Fe Reporter. “We’re just carving out our niche and trying to get a piece of the market share that’s already out there.” The area is home to five other tribal casinos along the same highway. The new facility is located only about a mile south of a much larger one owned by Pojoaque Pueblo. The 7,310-square-foot casino will feature 180 slot machines. It's located adjacent to the Nambe Falls Travel Center along U.S. 84/285. Get the Story:
Game On: Nambé Pueblo set to open new casino in mid-December to shore up local economy (The Santa Fe Reporter 10/14)
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