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Casino Proposed for Former Outdoors Store

PENNSYLVANIA – As reported by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: "What once was a pricey outdoors store, with stuffed caribou and bears adorning its faux mountain walls, will be transformed into a casino if and when Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa is awarded a slot machine license.

"The former Woodlands World outdoor store, Nemacolin's scaled-down version of the popular Cabela's chain, was closed this year, with its stock moved to a smaller store in downtown Uniontown. The now-empty building, along Route 40 in Fayette County, is about 50,000 square feet, large enough to accommodate not only the 500 slot machines, but also restaurants, a lounge or even a stage.

"Detailed plans are scheduled to be revealed around April 7, said Jeff Nobers, spokesman for the Nemacolin resort and 84 Lumber Co., both of which are controlled by businessman Joe Hardy…"

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