(the "Company") (Nasdaq Capital Market®: CNTY) announced today that it opened its new land-based casino and hotel in Caruthersville The 26,000 square feet casino offers 599 slot machines and nine live tables a 50% increase in gaming positions compared to the temporary casino location The development cost of $51.9 million has been funded through VICI Properties Inc VICI owns the real estate improvements associated with the Caruthersville project which becomes a part of the Company's triple net master lease agreement with subsidiaries of VICI "We are excited about the completion of the transformation of the Century Casino & Hotel in Caruthersville from the last remaining riverboat on the Mississippi River and a temporary location in a small pavilion during the last two years to a full destination resort with a proper gaming floor hotel rooms and RV park," Erwin Haitzmann and Peter Hoetzinger Co-Chief Executive Officers of Century Casinos "The new resort will provide much improved and more convenient entertainment experiences and we look forward to attracting customers from further into Missouri In the United States the Company operates the following operating segments: (i) in the East the Century Casino & Hotels in Cape Girardeau and Caruthersville and Century Casino & Hotels in Cripple Creek and Central City Canada the Company operates Century Casino & Hotel in Edmonton Century Mile Racetrack and Casino in Edmonton and Century Downs Racetrack and Casino in Calgary the Company operates six casinos through its subsidiary Casinos Poland Ltd The Company continues to pursue other projects in various stages of development Century Casinos' common stock trades on The Nasdaq Capital Market® under the symbol CNTY. For more information about Century Casinos, visit our website at www.cnty.com This release and the presentation referenced therein may contain certain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 These statements are based on the beliefs and assumptions of the management of Century Casinos based on information currently available to management statements regarding the Company's Caruthersville project including prospects for attracting customers projects in development and other opportunities Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from future results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from forward-looking statements include risks described in the section entitled "Risk Factors" under Item 1A in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31 2023 and in subsequent periodic and current SEC filings the Company may make. Century Casinos disclaims any obligation to revise or update any forward-looking statement that may be made from time to time by it or on its behalf (Nasdaq Capital Market®: CNTY) announced today that the Company will release its earnings for the first quarter 2025 on Monday or "our") (Nasdaq Capital Market®: CNTY) today announced its financial results for the three months .. Entertainment Travel Gambling & Casinos New Products & Services Do not sell or share my personal information: (the "Company") (Nasdaq Capital Market®: CNTY) announced today that its new land-based casino and hotel in Caruthersville the Missouri Gaming Commission approved the move of the Century Casino & Hotel Caruthersville gaming license from the temporary pavilion location to the new land-based casino This approval clears the path for the November 1 The new Century Casino & Hotel Caruthersville will have 599 slot machines and nine live table games a 50% increase in gaming positions compared with the temporary location The number of hotel rooms will double to 74 The construction of this new land-based casino and hotel started in December 2022 and will be finalized on time and on budget with an estimated project cost of $51.9 million which has been funded by VICI Properties Inc VICI will own the real estate improvements associated with the Caruthersville project which will become part of the Company's triple net master lease agreement with subsidiaries of VICI Annual rent under the lease will increase by approximately $4.2 million The opening of the new land-based casino will be celebrated with a ribbon-cutting event at 11:30 a.m and a flurry of activities over the opening weekend Century Casinos' common stock trades on The Nasdaq Capital Market® under the symbol CNTY. For more information about Century Casinos, visit our website at www.cnty.com These statements are based on the beliefs and assumptions of the management of Century Casinos based on information currently available to management 2023 and in subsequent periodic and current SEC filings the Company may make. Century Casinos disclaims any obligation to revise or update any forward-looking statement that may be made from time to time by it or on its behalf Hotels and Resorts Corporate Expansion Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCARUTHERSVILLE (KFVS) - A brief police chase in Caruthersville ends with a crash and an arrest an officer made a traffic stop for expired registration but as the officer approached to talk to the driver Police said the officer got back into their patrol vehicle and drove after the suspect police said the suspect crashed and took off running Officers then ran after the suspect and caught up with him The suspect was identified by police as 38-year-old Jeremy Williams Officers learned Williams had an active parole violation out for his arrest since 2021 Williams was booked into the Pemiscot County Justice Center on a 24-hour hold on the felony charge of fleeing a stop or detention Century Casinos opened its new land-based casino and hotel in Caruthersville The new facility is replacing the old casino that’s been on the river for nearly 30 years The 26,000-square-foot casino offers 599 slot machines and nine live tables said: "We are excited about the completion of the transformation of the Century Casino & Hotel in Caruthersville from the last remaining riverboat on the Mississippi River and a temporary location in a small pavilion during the last two years The development cost of $51.9 million has been funded through VICI Properties Inc which becomes a part of the company’s triple-net master lease agreement with subsidiaries of VICI We don’t have to worry about the highs and lows of the river that everybody kind of deals with here,” Lyle Randolph Managing Director and General Manager at Century Casino Cape Girardeau Valle Catholic receiver Tyler Gegg (4) makes a leaping one-handed catch for a 14-yard touchdown as Caruthersville safety Tre’Sean Mays (7) defends during the first quarter of the Class 2 District 1 championship football game on Friday night in Ste mking@dailyjournalonline.com STE. GENEVIEVE – Wyatt Fallert and his dangerous receivers delivered another impressive show as Valle Catholic added the latest district championship to its storied football pedigree. The starting defense allowed no points to Caruthersville for a second time this season, and the second-ranked Warriors cruised 63-21 in the Class 2, District 1 final on Friday night. Senior Tyler Gegg shined a spectacular one-handed catch in the end zone, and also beat his defending cornerback for a second touchdown as time expired in the first half. Valle Catholic (10-1) amassed 551 yards in total offense while posting its ninth consecutive victory, and will travel Saturday to week 1 opponent Bowling Green for a state quarterfinal clash. Valle Catholic linebacker Josh Fallert applies a hit just as Caruthersville quarterback Ryan Guest (2) releases an incomplete pass during the first quarter of the Class 2, District 1 championship football game on Friday night in Ste. Genevieve. (Matt King, Daily Journal) Wyatt Fallert completed 18-of-27 passes for 375 yards and six touchdowns – exclusively in the first half – and needs only 23 yards to surpass 3,000 in his lone season as the varsity quarterback. Evan Fallert, Kalan Fallert and Josh Fallert added scoring runs, and kickers Wil Kuehn and Colton Kutz combined for a perfect 9-of-9 on extra points. Jermonte Alexander notched all three touchdowns for seventh-ranked Caruthersville (10-2), which struggled to finish early drives after crossing midfield. Colin Henderson had a game-high seven receptions for 120 yards, and broke a tackle along the right side to begin the scoring with a 23-yard touchdown on the initial series. Gegg totaled 144 yards on six catches, including a pair on the next Valle Catholic drive. He leaped between two defenders to pluck a 14-yard pass out of the cool air in dazzling fashion. The highlight-reel moment followed a dropped pass a few snaps earlier. Fallert targeted his leading receiver right away on the next play for an excellent 44-yard grab near the home sideline. The Warriors executed a stellar series of blocks on their third touchdown of the first quarter. Fallert moved to his left, then instead fired a lateral pass tight toward an isolated Kuehn. Matt King, Daily Journal Valle Catholic defensive back Kellen Tucker (24) returns an interception against Caruthersville during the second quarter of the Class 2, District 1 championship football game on Friday night in Ste. Genevieve. (Matt King, Daily Journal) Tackle Zach Naeger, guard Nolan Prehm and center Carter Grass set a wall in front of Kuehn, who darted through an opening with his track speed for a 37-yard scoring catch and 21-0 advantage after Henderson moved the chains with a lunging 12-yard grab on third-and-10. Caruthersville got a 41-yard burst from running back Sammy Bryant on its first play from scrimmage, but the Warriors forced an eventual punt with two straight tackles for loss. Kuehn committed a facemask penalty on the Tigers’ second possession, which also stalled after Carter Viox stopped a run in the backfield and Josh Fallert pressured quarterback Ryan Guest. Alexander powered ahead for 19 yards just before the first quarter concluded, but Trevor Roth and Levi Chapman made subsequent hits – either for no gain or a loss – to induce another punt. The Warriors mixed in a 10-yard run by Conner Clanton before increasing the lead to 28-0 as Kellen Tucker reeled in a 48-yard strike over his shoulder from Wyatt Fallert on a deep post. Alexander answered with an 89-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, and the Tigers appeared to have produced their first defensive stop on the ensuing drive. Outside linebacker Gavin Motton jarred the ball free from Clanton, and Kenyon Bogan recovered, but a personal foul penalty during the play negated the potential turnover. Defensive lineman Zach Naeger (78) and linebacker Evan Fallert (3) converge along with three other teammates to tackle Caruthersville running back Jermonte Alexander (8) during the second quarter of the Class 2, District 1 championship football game on Friday night in Ste. Genevieve. (Matt King, Daily Journal) The Warriors capitalized on the massive break moments later, as Josh Fallert toted a 4-yard touchdown scamper past the left pylon for a 35-7 margin on his 18th birthday. The teams traded punts before Caruthersville misfired on a fourth-and-10 pass near midfield, leaving Valle with 1:19 remaining. It was enough time to tack on two more scoring throws. Henderson slipped past the secondary to catch a 49-yard touchdown – his second of the night – with 35 seconds on the clock. Holder Sam Kuehn saved a high snap on the successful extra point. Wil Kuehn matched Evan Fallert with seven tackles to pace the Warriors, and managed to recover his own onside kick to trigger a wild sequence before the halftime horn sounded. Caruthersville safety Tre’Sean Mays intercepted a long Fallert pass, but Tucker jumped a route to pick off Guest before stepping out of bounds with seven-tenths of a seconds left. Wyatt Fallert capped his fabulous game with a 30-yard pass on target to Gegg against single coverage, resulting in a 49-7 halftime lead. Valle Catholic did not throw in the second half. Valle Catholic quarterback Wyatt Fallert throws a pass during the first quarter of the Class 2, District 1 championship football game on Friday night in Ste. Genevieve. (Matt King, Daily Journal) Naeger, Viox and Josh Fallert each made six tackles, and Grass had a couple for losses. Trey Metzger recovered a bobbled snap on the penultimate play of the game. The Warriors limited Alexander to a 3-yard average through 12 carries before he exploded past the second string for touchdown runs of 38 and 37 yards. He netted 110 yards on the ground. Valle Catholic enjoyed an 18-7 disparity in first downs over the Tigers, who completed just one of their eight pass attempts. Bryant carried 12 times for 69 yards. Evan Fallert finished with 85 yards on nine carries in the victory. His 27-yard gain set up a 3-yard score on fourth-and-goal from the 3 in the third quarter. Kalan Fallert ended the scoring on a 16-yard run through the middle with 2:25 remaining after back-up quarterback Andrew Schilly gained 17 on a keeper. Henderson stands 33 yards away from joining Gegg with more than 1,000 this season. Valle Catholic football seniors hold up the Class 2, District 1 championship plaque after defeating Caruthersville 63-21 on Friday night in Ste. Genevieve. Valle Catholic receiver Colin Henderson (18) accelerates past Caruthersville linebacker Chazmon Thomas (10) on a 23-yard touchdown catch during the first quarter of the Class 2, District 1 championship football game on Friday night in Ste. Genevieve. Valle Catholic left tackle Carter Viox (62) blocks Caruthersville linebacker Gavin Motton (11) during the third quarter of the Class 2, District 1 championship football game on Friday night in Ste. Genevieve. Valle Catholic linebacker Wil Kuehn (23) grabs the facemask of Caruthersville running back Sammy Bryant (3), resulting in a penalty during the first quarter of the Class 2, District 1 championship football game on Friday night in Ste. Genevieve. Valle Catholic quarterback Andrew Schilly (7) runs for a first down against Caruthersville during the fourth quarter of the Class 2, District 1 championship football game on Friday night in Ste. Genevieve. Valle Catholic defensive lineman Trey Metzger recovers a Caruthersville fumble during the fourth quarter of the Class 2, District 1 championship football game on Friday night in Ste. Genevieve. Will MSHSAA make Valle move up to class three next season Mayors: Storm Impact Varied Widely Along the Mississippi River Mayor Young said 109 trees fell across roads and 600 calls were made to the 311 system. The Wolf River at Germantown Parkway on Sunday. Credit: Ian Ripple on X 4:23 p.m Subscribe to our newsletter News Opinion Calendar Music Screens Arts+Culture Food+Drink Books Sports Fun Stuff has announced that its new casino and hotel in Caruthersville This news follows the Missouri Gaming Commission's approval to transfer the Century Casino & Hotel Caruthersville gaming license from a temporary pavilion to the new land-based location The upgraded Century Casino & Hotel Caruthersville will feature 599 slot machines and nine live table games The hotel will also expand its room capacity to 74 is expected to be completed within the budget of $51.9 million The project is fully funded by VICI Properties Inc. which will own the real estate improvements of the Caruthersville project The annual rent under the lease is expected to rise by around $4.2 million The new casino's opening will be marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11:30 a.m followed by several activities throughout the opening weekend operates various casinos and hotels across the United States The Company's stock is traded on The Nasdaq Capital Market under CNTY.  Click here to join your colleagues and stay up to date on the latest hotel news and trends. Copyright © Hotel News Resource & Nevistas | All rights reserved. Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCARUTHERSVILLE, Mo. (KFVS) - An investigation into threats of violence against the Caruthersville School District has led to several arrests. According to the Caruthersville Police Department, four people were arrested and investigators have tracked down “valuable” information about the latest threat, including where the post was generated. Police believe the information they have will lead to the arrest of the person or persons responsible for the threat. No other details have been released about the arrests. Chief Hudgens went on to say that his department is working closely with the school district to prevent any issues at the schools to ensure that students, staff and community members are safe. There will also be increased police presence around the school areas. according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol driven by a 58-year-old man from Caruthersville the Murano struck a northbound 2006 Dodge Caravan head-on along with a 27-year-old passenger from Caruthersville who was not wearing a seat belt were all pronounced dead at the scene by Dunklin County Coroner James Powell were both flown by Survival Flight to Region One Health in Memphis All three vehicles were totaled and were removed from the scene by Allgoods Garage The Missouri State Highway Patrol reported the fatalities as the 16th April 18 losing to the Caruthersville Lady Tigers Senior Hadlee Ruddick was in the circle for the Lady Tigers The Lady Tigers honored their four seniors— Ava Hepler Ruddick and Mackenzie Britt— after the game Armorel dropped to 5-6 overall on the season This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.