Category: Gaming

The Catawba Two Kings Casino in Kings Mountain, N.C. has raised $10,000 for the Cleveland County Fund for Children and Adults with Disabilitiesthrough its new and ongoing Share Change program.

Delaware North’s Southland Casino Racing in West Memphis, Ark., this week presented a check for $47,051 to The Children’s Advocacy Center of Eastern Arkansas as part of its Game Changer campaign.

Wheeling Island Hotel-Casino-Racetrack and Southland Casino Racing, two Delaware North-owned gaming properties, gave local elementary schools in their communities a needed boost last week just as the new school year gets underway.

Delaware North this week announced it has formed a joint venture with leading Belgian gaming and sports betting partner GAMING1.

The Catawba Two Kings Casino pre-launch facility in Kings Mountain, N.C., opened to the public on July 1 after Catawba Nation Chief Bill Harris cut a ceremonial ribbon with tribal, local and state government leaders, as well as leadership from Delaware North, the project’s consultant. The 500-slot temporary facility was built in only four months […]

The new World Market Bistro is now open at Delaware North’s Southland Casino Racing in West Memphis, Ark.

Delaware North’s Southland Casino Racing in West Memphis, Ark., is getting back to building at its initial and intended pace a $250 million expansion to the property that will feature a new gaming complex and high-rise hotel.

The Catawba Nation is working to fast-track the opening of the Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort project in North Carolina by opening a “pre-launch” facility this summer with 500 slot machines. Delaware North is a consultant to the Catawba on the casino resort project.

As part of Delaware North’s ongoing “Game Changer” campaign in its gaming division, Southland Casino Racing recently presenteda check for $47,604 to Families in Transition,a local nonprofit organization.

Delaware North’s Wheeling Island Hotel-Casino-Racetrack last week presented a total of $75,000 to 15 different charities throughout the Wheeling Island, W.Va., community.