SEE ALSO: Danville sees population growth, according to studyĪt the same time, Caesars Entertainment announced they were partnering with the Eastern Band of Cherokee to bring the $650 million dollar project to life. In August, Danville leaders and Caesars Entertainment executives broke ground on the site. 'It means that we will have increased activity within our community, and also it's an opportunity for those who want to work for Caesars can get trained at that temporary facility,' he said.Ĭaesars Virginia was expected to open in 2023 but in May, Caesars Entertainment delayed the opening to 2024.Ī representative cited supply chain issues and other market forces that wreak havoc on pricing. RELATED: Caesars Virginia contracting company holds outreach session for Danville business owners 'We expect to open temporary casinos in both Danville, Virginia and Columbus, Nebraska by midyear '23,' said Anthony Carano Caesars Entertainment President and COO.ĭanville's city manager Ken Larking said the casino would be a smaller version of Caesars Virginia.Įven though it's not the real thing, Larking says it's a good start to bring tourists to the city.
(WSET) - Casino gaming is coming to the River City sooner than expected.Ĭaesars executives shared these plans with investors on a conference call.
