News Releases

Legendary R&B group, The Spinners will perform at Saratoga Gaming and Raceway on Sunday, August 19th. Tickets are on sale now for the 8:00pm show at the new night club, Vapor.

The Plaza’s legendary Grand Ballroom is set to reopen this fall after work restoring it to its early 20th Century opulence is completed. Great Performances, New York’s prestigious event and catering company, and Delaware North Companies, one of the world’s leading hospitality and food service providers, plan to reopen the landmark Grand Ballroom in October 2007, The Plaza’s 100th anniversary.

Sequoia National Park draws numerous visitors to its Giant Forest, home to the world’s most massive trees, and other natural phenomena.

Delaware North Companies Parks & Resorts has named Cendy Sangermano as general manager of its operations at the Grand Canyon.

The BALSAMS, the grand mountain resort in the heart of the Great North Woods is playing host this fall to some of the country's most popular chefs, giving guests the opportunity to savor extraordinary gourmet fare, meet acclaimed chefs, and learn some culinary tips just in time for the holidays.

This morning, Southland Park Gaming & Racing President Barry J. Baldwin and Vice President and General Manager Troy Keeping delivered more than $276,332 in funds generated by greyhound racing to city and county officials.

Patrick Hoyer, a Information Technology Analyst from Parma Ohio is the winner of the Sugadale Summertime Sweepstakes consisting of a deluxe barbecue grill and a special “Grilling Extravaganza” prize of Sugardale products as part of the Cleveland Indians Signature Dog Promotion created by Delaware North Companies Sportservice in conjunction with Sugardale Foods and the Cleveland Indians.

The results are in … and the Cleveland Indians fans have voted the tried and true “Frank,” the traditional Sugardale all-beef hot dog, as their Signature Dog over Smokey” a Polish-style smoked sausage and “Burnie” – a red-hot style dog.

Southland Park Gaming & Racing, a longtime cornerstone of the West Memphis community, this evening honored the Rev. Fred Parker and his wife, Betty, as the first "Southland Park Community Champions."

Seventy-five years ago, Margaret Black spent a summer at Glacier National Park that would change her life forever.