Gulfside Casino Partnership

The Arkansas Supreme Court issued a highly anticipated decision on an appeal pertaining to the Pope County casino license on Thursday morning. The Court ruled in favor of Cherokee Nation Businesses in their case against Gulfside Casino Partnership. The state’s…

Gulfside Casino Partnership is teaming up with five additional Arkansas-based companies to bring world-class amenities to the River Valley. The five companies include Curtis H. Stout Inc., Middleton Heating & Air, Stephens Insurance, Westrock Coffee, and Barrett & Associates. As…

Gulfside Casino Partnership, the group behind the planned River Valley Casino Resort just outside Russellville, announced Thursday night that Nabholz of Conway and AnderCorp of Gulfport, Miss., would partner on the $254 million venture scheduled to open in 2022 pending…

Gulfside Casino Partnership has secured the Pope County casino license after today’s Arkansas Racing Commission (ARC) meeting. On Thursday, June 18, the commission heard presentations from both Gulfside and Cherokee Nations Businesses. Following the presentations, the commission scored both casinos…

A Pulaski County Circuit Court judge has ruled that the Gulfside Casino Partnership’s application for the Pope County casino must be considered by the Arkansas Racing Commission. Judge Tim Fox has ruled that the Gulfside Casino Partnership is an eligible…

The Arkansas Racing Commission voted today to award a casino license to the Saracen Casino Resort in Pine Bluff. However, the commission denied five vendor applications for the Pope County casino. Downstream Development Authority, part of the Quapaw Tribe of…

Gulfside Casino Partnership today said it would establish the Pope County Education Foundation if granted a license in the state. The Arkansas-based nonprofit would be funded by tax-deductible contributions, including a $20-million commitment from River Valley Casino, Gulfside’s proposed $250-million…

Gulfside Casino Partnership has submitted a letter to the Arkansas Racing Commission from Pope County Judge Jim Ed Gibson in support of its application for casino gaming. Once approved by state regulators, Gulfside has committed to build a three-phase $250-million…