Brew Brothers has a new location inside Harrah's Lake Tahoe The 7,930-square-foot location marked its grand opening Thursday May 1 on the former site of the food court and California bar Highlights on the Brew Brothers menu include the Dungeness crab eggs benedict ($29.22) BBQ chicken pizza ($20.99) and the smash burger with two 4-ounce patties and caramelized onions ($21.99) It also offers an extensive beer list with local and seasonal options and a hand-crafted cocktail menu "Brew Brothers is such an iconic thing," said Karie Hall, senior vice president and general manager of Caesar's Republic and Harrah's Lake Tahoe "I'm really excited about all the energy and the capital dollars that we're putting into Lake Tahoe." The craft beer and dining venue has 30 high-definition TV's offering unobstructed views from any of the 200 seats the Carano family opened the first Brew Brothers at the Eldorado Resort Casino The Caranos own the Row casinos and Caesar's Entertainment "We talked to the Carano family about their vision but to really bring the character and energy to the space." 2025— Harrah’s Hoosier Park will offer a wide array of Derby Day themed promotions and contests as part of the Kentucky Derby festivities on Saturday the 12-race Harrah’s Hoosier Park card will begin at 4:00 p.m in an effort to introduce more of the Derby Day on-track crowd to harness racing The decision to move up post time was made in partnership between Harrah’s Hoosier Park Harrah’s Hoosier Park will conduct its first six races beginning at 4:00 p.m before taking approximately a 60-minute break for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs and before resuming the remainder of its 12-race card at an approximate time of 7:20 p.m For horsemen participating on the Derby Day card at Harrah’s Hoosier Park the Indiana Standardbred Association will offer complimentary pizza in the paddock during the Derby break at the midway point of the card As for the guests heading to Harrah’s Hoosier Park on Derby Day promotions and wagering opportunities on the day The Harrah’s Hoosier Park Hat Contest will once again return this year taking place on the Terrace Showroom Stage beginning at 3:00 p.m Registration for the Hat Contest will take place near Trackside Caesars Rewards from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m for guests to enter their Derby Day hat for a chance to win their share of $500 Winners of the Hat Contest will be announced during the Night Drive which begins at 3:30pm guests will have the opportunity to place a $1,000 Monster MegaBet on The Derby guests may swipe in at a Trackside Promotional Kiosk to receive their drawing entry Guests will deposit their entry in the drawing drum located at Trackside Promotions & Events with guests having five minutes to claim before a redraw will take place While checking in at a Trackside Promotional Kiosk five lucky guests will also instantly win a $100 MegaBet to place on any of the Harrah’s Hoosier Park races on the afternoon Guests may swipe for an opportunity to win one of those MegaBets on the Kiosk beginning at 2:00 p.m The Harness Horse Youth Foundation will have a free education station made available on Derby Day located at the main racing entrance from 3-6 p.m For more information on Derby Day and upcoming events at Harrah’s Hoosier Park, guests are encouraged to visit www.harrahshoosierpark.com For complete race entries, click here: US Trotting entries by Jacob Rheinheimer, for Harrah’s Hoosier Park Harnesslink.com is the only harness racing website dedicated to covering news and events in the Standardbred Industry world-wide © 2024 Harnesslink | All Rights Reserved | NV © 2024 Harnesslink | All Rights Reserved | NV Harrah's Northern California Reveals Million-Dollar Prize Wheel issued 29-Apr-2025 by Harrah's Northern California over PR Newswire the text should be updated to correct several details of the contest incorrectly transmitted by PR Newswire Win $1 Million in Limited Time Promotion: Drawings every 10 minutes on May 31st from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM IONE, Calif., April 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Harrah's Northern California is thrilled to announce a new promotion: a chance to win $1 million guests can earn entries to spin a prize wheel for a shot at the grand prize The drawing itself will be held on Saturday a guest will be selected to spin the wheel other prizes ranging from $200 to $2500 in free play will also be awarded "We're incredibly excited to offer our guests the chance to spin the wheel for a million dollars!" says Jeffrey Cutri "This isn't your average casino promotion; we're hoping to give away a truly life-changing sum at Harrah's Northern California a lucky guest will have the chance to win big – it could be you!" Harrah's Northern California Senior Vice President and General Manager is available for interviews to discuss the casino's current promotions and activities He can be interviewed either on-site at the casino or at a pre-arranged studio location For more information on rewards and promotions, visit:  https://www.caesars.com/harrahs-northern-california/casino/promotions Harrah's Northern California: A short drive from Sacramento and nestled in the heart of historic Gold Country a visit to Harrah's Northern California brims with non-stop gaming excitement Discover dining experiences catering to every taste a variety of fast-paced slots and live table games and epic casino promotions from Caesars Rewards — all set against the gorgeous NorCal landscape View original content to download multimedia:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/harrahs-northern-california-reveals-million-dollar-prize-wheel-302441945.html We’d like to share more about how we work and what drives our day-to-day business How we use your information depends on the product and service that you use and your relationship with us To learn more about how we handle and protect your data, visit our privacy center Read our editorial policy to learn more about our process 2024 after a long struggle with heart failure loved and known by many for his welcoming demeanor His legacy as a father and member of the community was a witness to his faith to all who knew him His family has been given a sense of peace by knowing that he has taken his place in Heaven with his daughter Brielle He is survived by his loving wife of nearly 19 years The family will receive friends from 12 – 2 p.m October 2nd at Holy Ghost Catholic Church in Knoxville at the church with Father Jeff Baker officiating October 3rd at East Tennessee State Veteran’s Cemetery in Knoxville for graveside services Arrangements by Westside Chapel Funeral Home in Morristown OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A woman in Harrah is alerting the community about a driver who she says impersonated a police officer to get out of traffic Elizabeth Sizemore says she was heading home with Edwin Shingleton when a driver tailgated them 'He's not an emergency vehicle.' That doesn't make any sense." Sizemore and Shingleton say they were driving home Wednesday night when a silver jeep came up behind them "He would just do it to get cars to move out of his way," Shingleton said and were transferred to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) OHP says they didn't have anyone in the area "There was no purple, no green. No whatever colors. He was acting like a cop." Sizemore and Singleton aren't the only ones who've seen a driver do this. Other Oklahomans say they've witnessed this too: "I get it right now, it's not a big deal," Shingleton said. "But, what if it's an 18-year-old female or whoever that he pulls over? I mean, who's to say what he does?" Fire crews continue battling hot spots this morning as wildfires leave a trail of destruction across the state. Aerial footage near Harrah shows several homes burned near Britton Road and Moccasin Lane, where what started as a small grass fire quickly turned destructive. Further south, near Lake Thunderbird, another wildfire destroyed 8 to 10 homes in a nearby community. Firefighters worked through the night to contain the flames, preventing what could have been an even greater disaster. Emergency crews are still assessing the damage and monitoring potential flare-ups. Residents are urged to remain cautious as dry conditions and shifting winds continue to pose wildfire risks. Graham joined the News 9 team in February of 2025. He is dedicated to sharing the diverse stories that have shaped his country and his community. Be among the first to get breaking news, weather, and general news updates from News 9 delivered right to your inbox! President Donald Trump makes a major sports announcement. The announcement comes amid reports Washington, D.C. will host the 2027 NFL Draft. WATCHNew Guy Fieri chicken joint opens at Harrah's Las Vegasby Matthew Seeman LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Guy Fieri's footprint in Las Vegas has grown by another restaurant Chicken Guy! is now open open at Harrah's Las Vegas This marks Fieri's second Chicken Guy location on the Las Vegas Strip and his fourth with Caesars Entertainment properties in the city "Everyone knows that Vegas is my home away from home so to bring a second Chicken Guy location to the iconic Strip is a big deal," the celebrity chef and UNLV alumnus said in a statement The menu includes chicken sandwiches and tenders is located inside the Fulton Street Food Hall Sunday through Thursday and until midnight on Friday and Saturday OKLA (KOKH) — An overturned semi-truck on I-40 closed eastbound lanes near McLoud According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) all eastbound lanes at Harrah Road one mile west of McLoud are closed For more local news delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter by clicking here. Police said a driver had to crawl through their windshield to escape their overturned vehicle following a crash in Harrah on Saturday Chief Marty Burns with Harrah Police said it happened on Harrah Road near East Reno around 7:30 p.m Harrah Fire responded to the scene with police The crash left one of the cars on its side and the other in a ditch The cause of the crash is being investigated and general news updates from News 9 delivered right to your inbox LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A lawsuit has been filed against a Laughlin resort alleging a man suffered a fatal fall in his hotel room shower Family members and the estate of Hector Arroyo filed suit against Harrah's Laughlin in Clark County District Court on March 19 Arroyo slipped and fell in his shower at Harrah's on March 26 He was first taken to Western Arizona Regional Medical Center in nearby Bullhead City but was later transported to Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas MORE ON NEWS 3 | Resident's sign prompt city action on dangerous Summerlin crosswalk Doctors at Sunrise diagnosed Arroyo with multiple severe cervical spine injuries He couldn't move his arms or legs and felt severe pain on the right side of his body He underwent surgery at Sunrise and was later transported to his home in Tucson The complaint states that he died from his injuries on April 5 Arroyo's estate alleges Harrah's was negligent in failing to alert guests that the shower floors could be slippery Harrah's Laughlin "breached its duty of care by failing to maintain the premises and [Hector's] room in a reasonably safe condition," the complaint states News 3 has reached out to Caesars Entertainment The family is seeking damages for medical expenses and pain and suffering of more than $15,000 The World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) returns to Harrah's Cherokee for the second time this year The festival kicks off on May 1 and runs until May 12 The previous iteration of the WSOP Circuit Harrah's Cherokee took place in February The Main Event drew some notice, but not for the usual reasons. During a break in the tournament, a man stormed into the tournament area and started flipping the tables over. As the chips scattered and mingled on the poker room carpet leaving the tournament team and the eye in the sky to piece together the players' chip counts with impressive rapidity The tournament was back on track within a few hours The WSOP Circuit Harrah's Cherokee will award 18 WSOPC rings while also hosting side events and satellites There will be $3,720,000 in guarantees across the 18 ring events with $1,000,000 guaranteed for the Main Event alone This Main Event will be the most prestigious of the festival's tourneys there is also a $2,200 High Roller tourney for the well-heeled and a wide selection of games with a $400 price tag for the low rollers For variety, these lower-cost ring events will include closed events for Seniors and Ladies as well as open events for pot limit Omaha players and PLO8 degenerates once the upset tables were righted and the chip counts reconstructed Pesce beat Jarrett Mullins heads up to take the prize Pesce topped a field of 1,710 players and earned $368,380 culled from a total prize pool of $2,590,650 These numbers were a marked increase over the previous edition of the tourney that was held in December 2024 Perhaps we'll see some more growth in the upcoming May edition of the event Between now and the beginning of the Harrah's Cherokee stop the Circuit is hitting up the Horseshoe Tunica in Florida The WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Tunica kicked off on Thursday After the WSOP Circuit Harrah's Cherokee starts both starting on May 8 — the WSOP Circuit Commerce and WSOP Circuit Caesars Southern Indiana That will bring the 2024/2025 season to a close and players can start looking forward to the new season + Get the Texas Hold'em Poker Cheat Sheet - FREE PokerNews.com is the world’s leading poker website visitors will find a daily dose of articles with the latest poker news Disclaimer: any promotions presented on this page were correct and available at the time of writing We encourage all users to check the promotion displayed matches the most current promotion available by clicking through to the operator welcome page Please read the terms and conditions carefully before you accept any promotional welcome offer modified or distributed without the express prior written permission of the copyright holder 2025 at 5:58 pm CT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}The Joliet police noted that Velazquez has been given his notice to appear in show on charges of criminal trespass and resisting a peace officer (Mugshot via Joliet police )JOLIET — Every so often there's trouble brewing inside the Harrah's Casino in downtown Joliet Joliet police were notified of trouble at Harrah's and that resulted in the arrest of 57-year-old Bolingbrook gambler Juan Hernandez Velazquez The Joliet police noted that Velazquez has been given his notice to appear in show on charges of criminal trespass and resisting a peace officer the officers responded to Harrah’s Casino at 151 North Joliet Street for a report of a patron refusing to leave The officers learned that Hernandez Velazquez was a patron at the casino and refused to leave when requested by casino security police spokesman Dwayne English pointed out Velazquez refused to leave the Joliet casino when officers ordered him to leave as well Velazquez was placed into custody following a brief struggle in which he initially refused to provide access to his arms to the officers Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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(News 4 & Fox 11) — After years of delays and questions about the future of one of downtown Reno's most iconic properties a new developer has purchased the former Harrah's Casino and revealed its redevelopment plans Madison Capital Group announced its acquisition of the former Harrah's building marking the start of a transformative project named 'Revival.' is partnering with Ahlquist LLC to redevelop the site into a mixed-use development the project will include a redesign of three towers featuring 300 market-rate residential apartments A ground-level outdoor plaza will integrate these elements with Las Vegas-based Fine Entertainment opening 'The George' as a flagship tenant In February 2024, court documents obtained by News 4-Fox 11 showed the Delaware-based project owners of the then "Reno City Center" filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy but officials with the city of Reno said the project was not dead Reno's revitalization manager Bryan McArdle told us in an interview before the bankruptcy filing the project stalled due to the 'perfect storm of a bit of pandemic supply chain issues and interest rates.' The Reno City Center was sold by Caesars Entertainment in 2020 after the gaming giant was acquired by Eldorado Resorts The project has been delayed multiple times due to various reasons Las Vegas-based CAI Investments sold its stake in the Reno City Center to Gryphon Private Wealth Management in 2023 CAI Investments initially planned to convert the former hotel-casino into roughly 530 market rate rental apartments The project was part of Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve's '1,000 Homes in 120 Days' initiative Back when Mayor Schieve announced the program she said that it was to encourage new construction Madison Capital Group announced the new plans and renderings in a news release on March 10 a transformative project that honors the rich history of the Harrah’s property while looking toward the future," said Ryan Hanks "Breathing new life into this cornerstone property will play a key role in the continued revitalization of downtown Reno further establishing it as a top city to live Local development partner Brianna Bullentini emphasized the project's significance "The project promises economic growth This isn’t just redevelopment—it’s about reimagining Reno’s soul," she said "We’re creating a critical mass destination where culture Turning blight into vibrancy—the energy is infectious and we’re proud to help fuel Reno’s resurgence." and grandmother is tragically killed in a car crash the community is coming together to offer comfort and support Debra was caring for her granddaughters after they lost their parents and younger sister Heath’s coworker and longtime family friend Bryant remembers Debra Heath as a hard worker Bryant worked with Heath at Vox Printing in Oklahoma City The loss is great among those who knew her Heath passed away following a car crash on Sunday along Northeast 23rd Street in Nicoma Park Police say her car veered off the roadway and crashed She was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but later died The exact cause of the crash is still under investigation it was a big shock; we're still trying to cope with it,” Bryant said Heath’s death is yet another heartbreak for the family The beloved grandmother received custody of her twin granddaughters following a 2022 car crash in Harrah The girls had already lost their mother to lupus in 2019 but she still struggled,” Bryant remembers she had to take off a lot to school functions and just to pick them up after school and when they were sick she was very busy taking care of the kids.”  Vox Printing and the community are stepping up to help the grieving family “She was just crazy about her family and about her grandkids; she cherished them,” Bryant said Bryant said the girls are being cared for by other family members with strong support from friends and loved ones and received her journalism degree from the University of Oklahoma Deanne Stein became a reporter at News 9 in 2023 after working in Clarksburg and Charleston Eastbound lanes of Interstate 40 have been narrowed to one lane at Harrah Road in McLoud following a crash Tuesday morning where a semi-truck was overturned The Oklahoma Department of Transportation says the crash happened near mile marker 172 Drivers should avoid the area and expect delays Anna is the Lead Digital Producer at News 9 and has been creating and managing social media content and online articles for the newsroom since October of 2024 People living at the east tower of the former Harrah’s Reno hotel-casino are scrambling to find new housing after being notified that the building is closing for renovations Residents with weekly agreements at Reno Suites found a letter posted on their doors late Thursday notifying them that the property will close in seven days “We are writing to inform you that due to an exciting new renovation project 2025,” said the letter obtained by the Reno Gazette Journal “This project will allow us to enhance our facilities and provide an even better experience for future guests.” After the people staying there are out by March 21 Reno Suites will fully close for renovation on March 31 The announcement comes amid a change in ownership for the former Reno City Center property which was recently renamed the “Revival” project North Carolina-based real estate investment firm Madison Capital Group gained majority ownership of the stalled redevelopment project on Feb. 1 as part of a deal to help Reno City Center get out of bankruptcy The company has since announced plans to restart the project Reno Suites is one of three towers that comprise the former Harrah’s Reno hotel-casino It is being remodeled into a mixed-use residential Closure notice comes as surprise to people using Reno Suites as housingThe closure notice surprised those staying at Reno Suites several of whom have been using the property as de facto housing since last year Tammi Rhodes started living with her daughter and granddaughter at Reno Suites in November with young children that catch their school buses either on Lake Street and East Second Street or University (Way) and East Second Street and people with animals and service animals,” Rhodes said “It’s really unbelievable that we are being kicked out while it’s cold (and only have a week) to find another place.” said Revival local development partner Brianna Bullentini “Reno Suites is not a short-term rental establishment,” Bullentini said The distinction is important because it means people staying at Reno Suites are considered guests and not tenants Tenants are afforded more rights as residents compared to hotel guests must be given 30 days' notice if they’re told to move out “Nevada has a residential landlord tenant act and that is essentially the bill of rights for tenants in Nevada,” said Sarah Molleck supervising attorney for the Senior Law Center and Nevada Legal Aid’s housing consumer department Another issue brought up by people staying at Reno Suites is its practice of moving them to different rooms after a certain period of time The practice typically involves having them switch rooms every 28 days The reason is to comply with zoning and hotel regulations “If a guest stays longer than 28 consecutive days … their stay could inadvertently be classified as a long-term rental or tenancy rather than a transient hotel stay,” Bullentini said “Having them move rooms ensures they are in compliance with transient lodging regulations.” The practice raises red flags among housing advocates Molleck equated it to taking away a renter’s rights by ensuring that someone who should be a tenant is indefinitely classified as a hotel guest “If a tenant is living on the premises for several months but the property owner is continually shifting them around to new rooms then that property owner is intentionally skirting around the requirements of the landlord-tenant act,” Molleck said known as the “28-day shuffle.” Molleck and other legal and real estate sources contacted by the Reno Gazette Journal Bullentini stressed that Revival’s new ownership was not responsible for enacting the 28-day rule at Reno Suites Bullentini noted that Madison Capital Group only recently acquired its majority stake in the project Bullentini referred questions about the 28-day policy to Gryphon Private Wealth Management which used to be the majority owner of the Reno City Center project and continues to have a minority stake in Revival who used the word “tenants” to describe the people staying at Reno Suites stated that all weekly tenants were required to sign documents indicating that Reno Suites was not their permanent residence Tenants also were not allowed to receive mail at the property a potential issue for Reno Suites involves people who stayed in their units longer than they were supposed to Rhodes confirmed that she stayed in one room from Nov and then the next room through March 7 before moving to her current room “If someone is residing at a residence for 30 days or over then the protections of (Nevada law) are going to apply to them,” Molleck said “I would certainly argue that they are a tenant.” This is especially true for people who suddenly need to move without much advance notice which raises the risk for homelessness and becoming jobless they are stable contributors to their jobs and the community,” Molleck said “Having to move frequently can place a lot of instability in our community in terms of housing resources and job availability.” “It can be so disruptive to a tenant’s life,” Molleck added In response to concerns from people living in Reno Suites Bullentini said Reno Suites will work with them to make sure their needs are met Ownership has also talked to nearby properties that are offering “special discounts for any of the Reno Suites guests that decide to relocate to their nearby entities,” Bullentini said the closure of Reno Suites couldn’t come at a worse time who lives with her daughter and 5-year-old granddaughter which makes looking for a new residence even tougher “A lot of places are full or don’t accept pets,” Rhodes said Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInMETROPOLIS (KFVS) - Harrah’s Metropolis Hotel and Casino temporarily closed at 9 p.m due to high water levels on the Ohio River said Harrah’s team members notified guests that all reservations during the closure are canceled Lewis says Harrah’s officials are monitoring the situation closely and the casino and hotel will reopen when it is safe to do so According to the National Water Service the Ohio River at Paducah is expected to crest at 48 feet on Thursday Potential guests with questions can call 618-524-6184 for additional information A shooting left one person hospitalized Wednesday morning in Harrah Harrah Police Chief Marty Burns said the shooting happened along North Luther Road near Northeast 10th Street officers found one male who had been shot twice That man was taken to a hospital in the area although police are unsure of the relationship between the two men who both live on the property where the shooting occurred Harrah Police said the entire property is considered a crime scene and has been secured while police investigate Police say that the victim was treated at a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries How about the fact that legendary Welsh crooner Tom Jones — make that “Sir Tom Jones” — is headed to WNC for a performance on Friday whose decades-spanning career goes back to the early 1960s is known for his powerful voice and a swaggering stage presence he has 19 Top 40 hits in the United States including “It’s Not Unusual,” “What’s New Pussycat,” “Delilah,” “Green Green Grass of Home” and “She’s a Lady.” His 1988 performance of the Prince classic “Kiss” with British group the Art of Noise introduced Jones to a whole new generation with his 2021 album “Surrounded by Time” earning some of the best reviews of his career Showtime for Sir Tom’s show April 25 at the Harrah’s Event Center is 9 p.m. Tickets are available online at 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(KOKH) — A suspect in a shooting that injured one person in Harrah has been arrested and faces multiple charges was taken to the Oklahoma County Detention Center and will be booked for shooting with intent to kill Police said the victim had been living in a separate residence on the property but it's believed the two may have known each other The victim was released from OU Medical but was arrested on outstanding felony and misdemeanor warrants Harrah Police said they were able to control the situation quickly with the help of the Choctaw Police Department and detain the suspect in roughly 15 minutes from receiving the call OKLA (KOKH) — An early morning pedestrian collision resulted in the death of one Moore man the crash occurred at approximately 5:46 a.m 22 on South Harrah Road near Rolling Oak Road was traveling northbound on South Harrah Road when she approached a hill and struck a pedestrian 41-year-old Travis Fisher was transported to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City where he was pronounced deceased The new majority owner of the former Harrah’s Reno hotel-casino is seeking a fresh start as it takes control of the stalled downtown project North Carolina-based real estate investment firm Madison Capital Group moved quickly to put its mark on the troubled Reno City Center redevelopment giving it a new name and signing a deal with a new development partner Madison Capital Group confirmed with the Reno Gazette Journal that it now has full control over Reno City Center Madison Capital Group gained majority ownership on Feb 1 after providing funding to help get the project out of bankruptcy The remaining owners include limited partner investors who were part of the original deal The new majority owner also announced an agreement on Monday with commercial developer Ahlquist The announcement did not mention Reno City Center former majority owner Gryphon Private Wealth Management or former manager CAI Investments Gryphon will see a reduced role in the development with the ownership change Madison Capital Group and Ahlquist made it clear that they were in the driver’s seat for Revival "GPWM are no longer managers of any of the LLCs,” said Tommy Ahlquist “They continue to represent some of the investors (but) all day-to-day operations and decisions are being made by Madison Capital Group & Ahlquist now.” The RGJ has reached out to Gryphon for comment Although Gryphon is no longer fully overseeing redevelopment for the former Harrah’s property the plans for Revival retain several proposals made under previous ownership The plans include adding hotel rooms to the redevelopment’s original mixed-use residential and office concept. The addition of hotel rooms caused Las Vegas-based CAI Investments to sell its stake in Reno Center in 2023 after serving as the longtime manager of the development CAI Investments CEO Chris Beavor cited his non-compete clause over a separate project to build a Kimpton Hotel in downtown Reno The latest plans for Revival involve a full redesign of all three towers at the former Harrah’s Reno property The plans bank on Revival being a “central hub” to the downtown corridor While former office anchor tenant Clear Capital pulled out of its deal to lease space in 2023 Las Vegas-based Fine Entertainment remains committed to its plans to bring its trademark dining and entertainment portfolio to Revival “The property’s been taken out of bankruptcy Fine Entertainment proposed several restaurants including a PKWY Tavern is located on the former casino floor and will include about 6,000 square feet of gaming space Fine Entertainment is in negotiations with Revival ownership to significantly expand its footprint from 25,000 square feet to 85,000 square feet Fine believes there’s untapped demand for things to do in downtown Reno calling it a “no-brainer” to offer more attractions Should expansion negotiations be successful Fine also plans to build a sports and entertainment concept similar to The George in Las Vegas which his company operates inside the Durango Casino & Resort Other potential additions include a Mexican restaurant Fine is also thinking of adding an ice rink and other amenities for seasonal events on the outdoor plaza “It just solidifies our presence and makes sure we’re more of a destination,” Fine said Questions remain about the legal issues between Gryphon and CAI InvestmentsWhile Madison Capital Group and Ahlquist are eager to move on from past drama over the property Still percolating in the background are the legal issues between Gryphon and CAI Investments The new ownership stressed that the legal claims between both parties have nothing to do with them Given how acrimonious the relationship between the former partners has turned — culminating in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy that was filed over the Reno City Center in 2024 — it’s no surprise that the new owners are distancing themselves from the dispute CAI Investments still claims that Gryphon owes it $141 million “I want them to finish the project … so I can at least get paid,” Beavor said in February Gryphon vigorously pushed back against Beavor’s claims “We vehemently disagree with Chris’ assertion that he is owed any money,” said Phil Oleson co-founder and managing partner for Gryphon The issues with the project led to multiple claims being filed against the property including by contractors who did work at Reno City Center One of the parties affected was Fine Entertainment which was on the hook for making payments even when the project stalled “We paid all of our contractors — we actually paid them more than they billed us — even though it wasn’t our fault when the project got shut down,” Fine said To overcome the negative perceptions that have grown around the redevelopment Revival will make sure to keep stakeholders and the community informed throughout the process said local development partner Brianna Bullentini The partners behind the project will also be more transparent “We understand the public’s perception surrounding Harrah’s to date “Many promises were made in the past with Reno City Center that never came to fruition.” “Our priority is to get this right and deliver on our commitments to the community,” Bullentini added One person who continues to stick with the project despite its many issues in the past is Fine Entertainment’s co-founder the same contractors his company paid after the project stalled are eager to come back and continue to work on the project From the developers and workers to local officials and community stakeholders Fine believes that everyone wants to see the Harrah’s Reno redevelopment succeed is trying to make downtown Reno better,” Fine said 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 OK (KOKH) — Congrats are in order for a man from Harrah Frank has become the state's latest millionaire after claiming a $3 million top prize from the Oklahoma Lottery's $3 Million Mania Scratcher He purchased the winning ticket at the EZ Mart at 1095 N Frank said he was stunned as he scratched the ticket and realized he had won He plans to use part of his winnings to help buy a new home for his daughter and her family Frank's win makes him the 85th millionaire created by the Oklahoma Lottery Director of Marketing & Product Development for the Oklahoma Lottery "The Oklahoma Lottery congratulates Frank for his $3 million top prize We are grateful to see that the Oklahoma Lottery can help players like Frank achieve these dreams." 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Oklahoma is being shut down after receiving severe storm damage Residents in the Kalidy Drive neighborhood off SE 15th and Harrah Road are being urged to leave The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office (OCSO) reports that OG&E was putting in new poles and lines Sunday night and that they're worried about the stability as more severe weather moved through on Monday Anyone who needs help with evacuating can call the OCSO at 405-566-0397 The Harrah College of Hospitality is seeking two student content creators who will help create video and photo content for various social media platforms of the college (@unlvhospitality) The content creator position will support the College by producing digital content that represents an authentic look into the student experience as a Hospitality student at UNLV Students in this role will be tasked with creating different kinds of content based on their experience and interests This could include: “A day in the life of a Hospitality College student” video series; “Come with me on this insider tour;” weekly vlogs; interviews with students and faculty photography and other content used to showcase the life of a Hospitality Rebel Students in this role will have a point-of-contact within the College’s Marketing and Communications Office to share ideas Students can anticipate working 10-15 hours per week with compensation starting at $13 per hour Applications will be reviewed starting March 20 When applying, you will be required to attach the following documents and email them to Eduardo.Hernandez@unlv.edu For any questions, please contact Eduardo.Hernandez@unlv.edu. A tornado left a swath of damage at least 10 miles long through the city of Harrah Leaders and members of Harrah Church jumped into action the morning of the storms Harrah Church has its doors open for 12 hours a day offering citizens a hot meal or just a helping hand to get them through an uncertain time Walking through the front doors citizens are met with food and kindness “My sister is a member here,” said Todd Jacobsen “We’re just trying to meet the needs of the community,” he said Farris said donations and volunteers started arriving Sunday morning and had volunteers and teams ready to go,” said Farris There are teams to handle the heavy lifting of clearing storm debris about four men per team with chainsaws and heavy equipment that are clearing driveways and helping anyone that’s in need,” said Farris There are volunteers behind the scenes managing what Farris called organized chaos “We put the addresses up if there’s a point of contact We put the point of contact for that area.” Many of the people working were directly impacted by the storms themselves Farris was not surprised by the support that poured in so I’m not surprised because I’m getting emotional,” said Farris “Watching God just show up and take something that’s so chaotic and destructive and just be able to organize it.” Those new to the state now understand what it means to be an Oklahoman “To be so new and everybody just loving hands “People of Oklahoma are so loving and giving Farris said the church would remain open for as long as needed For questions about donations or citizens in need of assistance contact the church at (405) 309-7456 The church has also set up a tornado relief fund Donations can be made at any BancFirst location Harrah Police say that 82 homes were affected There were two areas still blocked by downed power lines that we need to survey but it is estimated that assessments have been completed on 80% of the involved properties Jennifer Pierce is an Emmy-award-winning reporter and is a member of the Indigenous Journalists Association Crews are working to restore power to parts of Harrah devastated by severe storms on Sunday left a roughly 20-mile path of destruction in the eastern part of the Oklahoma City metro A curfew has since been instituted in Harrah to prevent looting as crews work to clear storm debris Authorities say power has been restored to over 90% of residents in the area but crews will stay in the area until everyone's power is fully restored and topics relevant to people in their 20s for her weekday audience Tevis is also an adjunct professor for OU Nightly News | Jan 31 — Luann de Lesseps—commonly known as Countess Luann—will perform her cabaret at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe this Saturday Lesseps is best known for being on The Real Housewives of New York a reality TV franchise from which she has emerged as one of the most well-known stars Lesseps has been releasing original music and performing cabaret for many years This weekend’s show marks the first night of a tour that will take her to the United Kingdom “A lot of people don’t know what to expect especially if they know me from Real Housewives,” says Luann ‘what is cabaret?’ Cabaret is really all about storytelling.”  that means curating a show that is heavy on the glamour She describes the show as “pop culture meets cabaret meets comedy.” “I don’t sing a song my fans don’t know,” says Lesseps Among the songs fans can expect are classics of Lesseps’ original discography including “Money Can’t Buy You Class,” “Feelin’ Jovani,” and “Viva La Diva” “I feel very blessed to be doing what I love to do which is to be on stage,” says Lesseps and they all have this point of connection through Real Housewives Tickets are still available at Lesseps’ website, http://www.countessluann.com Anna Kristina Moseidjord is a reporter for the Tahoe Daily Tribune and Sierra Sun Readers around the Lake Tahoe Basin and beyond make the Tahoe Tribune's work possible Your financial contribution supports our efforts to deliver quality your support is critical to help us keep our community informed about the evolving coronavirus pandemic and the impact it is having locally Your donation will help us continue to cover COVID-19 and our other vital local news Sign up for daily and breaking news headlines Manage Subscriptions Students at Clara Reynolds Elementary School in Harrah are hard at work preparing for Valentine's Day their goal is to receive a Valentine's Day card from each state in the US The Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch traveled out to Harrah to learn more about the student's ambitious project "This is actually an idea that I saw on social media so I won't take credit for the idea," Fitzwater said I think we are up to 35 different states." going so far as to receive cards from other countries including Belgium and Scotland Fitzwater said apart from the fun way to organize her class it also educates them about several topics "We've talked about facts from different states because a lot of the people have sent us handmade cards that have information about their city or their state." you can email a Valentine's Day card to the following address: Addie has a passion for storytelling and loves to meet new people in the Oklahoma City community She joined the News 9 morning team in January of 2023 after interning and reporting part-time while studying at the University of Oklahoma \"This is actually an idea that I saw on social media so I won't take credit for the idea,\" Fitzwater said I think we are up to 35 different states.\" \"We talk about how to address an envelope we talk about map skills,\" Fitzwater said \"We've talked about facts from different states because a lot of the people have sent us handmade cards that have information about their city or their state.\" and general news updates from News on 6 delivered right to your inbox (KOKH) — A 26-year-old man is recovering in the hospital tonight with severe injuries after being hit by a car Sam Elliott's loved ones say this happened Saturday night in Harrah when he was walking to a bar He's currently being treated at the OU Medical Center They just did surgery on his hips to basically pin them back together Fox 25 is told by a friend of Elliott's that it could take more than a year for him to recover from his injuries Mark Cavener says he was shocked to see a crime scene outside his house around 6:30 Saturday night "I thought a deer had been hit," Cavener said Elliott's loved ones say he was hit by car while walking on the side of Southeast 29th Street and Dobbs Road I know there’s a lot of Harrah folks that are praying for him Elliott's friend Penny Parr has been visiting him at the hospital since it happened "It's devastating," Parr said She says Elliott was just a minute walk away from getting to the bar she works at the night it happened "The guy that hit him did stop and gave him all necessary information he has brain trauma and he's on a ventilator "The news from the doctors today: could be 18+ months It’s going to be a long process of physical therapy I think we have to keep reminding him that this isn’t a nap right now they’ve already helped raise a couple hundred dollars for Elliott "That’s what we do is help each other out during times like this When one of your brothers or sisters are down It doesn’t matter what it is or how it happened That's what you're supposed to do." Parr says Elliott has an MRI scheduled tomorrow Donations are being accepted at Blues to help Elliott's family The Harrah Police Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment The signs of what was promised before at the former Harrah's Casino are still visible on the buildings in downtown Reno new developers have ushered in renewed optimism and hope that the site may soon be home to the work-live-play residential development envisioned for nearly half a decade the project's new team acknowledged the public skepticism given the project's rocky past but is confident the 'Revival' vision will come to fruition We're ready," said Tommy Ahlquist President and CEO of Boise-based Ahlquist LLC "So I know there still needs to be some built up capital in the community because they're like Madison Capital Group announced this week it is now the majority owner, manager and developer of the project once considered one of the biggest adaptive reuse projects in the country Along with Ahlquist and local partner Brianna Bullentini, the team pulled CAI Investment's 'Reno City Center' project out of bankruptcy and kickstarted it once again Their 'Revival' plan is a mixed-use development featuring 282 market-rate apartment units and 390 hotel rooms as well as space for offices They also envision an 'elevated' gaming component I've done projects that scale in New York It's just that it didn't have a concise vision kind of in the past they intend to convert two hotel rooms into one apartment unit Much of the construction work was already done under the previous developer so their team is not starting from scratch "Most of the demo(lition) work is done in the entire site," Ahlquist said "Asbestos remediation has been done and it's ready for us to come in and revive." Ahlquist didn't say how much property tax revenue developers would seek to receive under such an agreement but described the arrangement as the 'best deal ever' for a downtown "The current tax level that's being paid on the project is here and you're basically getting a little share of that back We will be asking for something like that from the city of Reno," he said it's the best deal ever for a downtown because you're taking tax revenue that's not a reality right now and saying share a little back (to) us that helps us get through some of the public infrastructure that needs to go in." City officials told News 4-Fox 11 they haven't negotiated any incentives or deal points yet but are trying to be as supportive as possible "We haven't negotiated any incentives or any support structures just yet I imagine those conversations will be coming up in the future," said revitalization manager Bryan McArdle "What we're trying to do is be super fast and supportive of their project and making sure that they can pick up the phone and call us and be super responsive to help this thing move as fast as possible." He described the project as a potential 'catalyst,' that could spur a broader revitalization in the city core it's going to bring our entire downtown back to life and extend to the neighboring properties it's going to bring a lot of life and activity to the entire neighborhood And we're really excited for this." Ahlquist didn't lay out a specific timetable for the project but said developers hope to have a groundbreaking event in the next several months Email reporter Ben Margiott at bjmargiott@sbgtv.com. Follow @BenMargiott on X and Ben Margiott KRNV on Facebook.