A Mississippi casino group, Gulfside Casino Partners, is proposing to build a $254M casino resort in Russellville, Pope County, Arkansas. The opening date could be Fall 2020. The group will submit a casino application to the Arkansas Racing Commission when the commission has finalized its rules and procedures. The Mississippi-based Gulfside Casino Partnership on Thursday won the Arkansas Racing Commission's license to construct and operate a casino in Pope County -- but its competitor argued the scoring... Cherokee National Businesses and Pope County have filed a new lawsuit aimed at preventing Gulfside Casino Partnership from building a casino in Pope County. As it stands, Gulfside, a Mississippi... LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The Mississippi -based Gulfside Casino Partnership won the Arkansas Racing Commission's license to construct and operate a casino in Pope County. The seven-member... Judge Tim Fox denied Gulfside Casino Resort's motion for contempt alleging that the state Racing Commission should have issued the company a license for a Pope County casino within 30 days of a previous ruling by that judge. Fox also ruled that that Gulfside's competitor does not qualify as an applicant for the Pope County license. Arkansas Code Annotated § 23-117-101 and Casino Gaming Rule 2.13.5(b) state that a letter of support from the county judge or a resolution of support from the quorum court is required and must be Pope County Casino Decision, Casino Far from Being Decided. When something starts with a controversy, there is every chance that it will end in one, a bold statement, yet proved again by the outcome of the casino application process in Pope County, where the Arkansas Racing Commission approved the Gulfside Casino Group for the project. The The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled today that Cherokee Nation Businesses had a right to intervene in a circuit court case over a casino permit in Pope County and thus reopened the case. Pope County Casino Project in Arkansas Moving Forward, But So Will Legal Challenges. Posted on: January 28, 2021, 01:55h. Last updated on: January 28, 2021, 03:04h. POPE COUNTY, Ark. (KATV) — Despite local voter opposition to casino expansion in Pope County, the Gulfside Casino Partnership announced plans to build a $250 million casino resort after receiving a...
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Controversy continues in the battle over a casino in Pope County.
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