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KCK Casino Quietly Marks 1st Anniversary
The Oklahoma-based Wyandotte Nation is marking the first anniversary of its 7th Street Casino in Kansas City, Kan., on Friday with little fanfare. Reporter: Associated PressEmail Address: news@kake.com |
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The Oklahoma-based Wyandotte Nation is marking the first anniversary of its 7th Street Casino in Kansas City, Kan., on Friday with little fanfare. But the tribe has a lot of confidence that it has proven itself worthy of running such a venture.
The casino opened a year ago in a former Masonic lodge that got a $20 million facelift to house about 400 slot-like gambling
machines, a steakhouse and a lounge. Since then, business has been
brisk.
The Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kan., has received about $397,000 in tax revenues from the casino.
The state still contends the casino is operating illegally. The attorney general's office has appealed a federal judge's order dismissing the state's challenge to the operation.
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