The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians will reopen one of its gaming facilities next month after completing a $70 million renovation.
The tribe cut back operations at the Golden
Moon Hotel and Casino during the economic downturn.
A debt restructuring enabled the make upgrades to the gaming floor and to hotel rooms.
“The Golden Moon renovation utilizes design and technology to create an unparalleled entertainment, gaming, and lodging experience for our guests,” Holly Gagnon, the president and CEO of Pearl River Resort, said in a press release. “The efforts to enhance Golden Moon will benefit our guests, our employees, the community, and the tribe.”
The tribe will host a grand reopening on January 31, 2015.
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