The Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison facility in Madison, Wisconsin. Photo from Facebook
The Ho-Chunk Nation wants to sell liquor at its Class II gaming facility in Madison, The Wisconsin State Journal reports. The Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison plans to serve liquor to patrons on the gaming floor and at a bar with some seating, the paper said. “It will upgrade the experience for our players,” general manager Daniel Brown told the paper. The tribe will be submitting a license application to the city, whose mayor does not oppose the request, the paper reported. Get the Story:
Ho-Chunk Nation to seek liquor license for Madison casino (The Wisconsin State Journal 3/1)
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