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Review board decision to affect Kansas casino

COLUMBUS, Kansas – As reported by the Joplin Globe: "The decision for a contract for a state-owned casino in Sumner County has taken on additional importance for residents of Cherokee County who are hoping a casino in that county will result in economic benefits.

"The Kansas Lottery Gaming Facility Review Board will make its decision on contracts in both counties when it meets Aug. 21 and 22. Penn National Gaming had the only proposal in Cherokee County. When the review board met July 9 in Cherokee County, Steve Snyder, Penn National's senior vice president for corporate development, said the company wouldn't commit to building a casino in Cherokee County unless it also gets the Sumner County contract.

"…But Penn National has competition for its contract in Sumner County, from casino giant Harrah's Entertainment and start-up Marvel Gaming…"

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