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... 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. 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... 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... 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. 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... 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 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 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 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.
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Controversy continues in the battle over a casino in Pope County.
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