Key lawmakers say Indiana casino’s proposed move is worth consideration

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3 thoughts on “Key lawmakers say Indiana casino’s proposed move is worth consideration

  1. The cats out of the bag, let them move or they go to another state. Sure it will cost the money for a license, but Rising Star is shutting its doors sooner than later, unless something drastic changes!

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