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Pam North Gilpin County The Central City Council held their regular meeting at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall on November 17, 2009.
Woman Accused Of Stealing $300K From HOA For Gambling
A manager of a Cherry Creek luxury condo-owners association has been charged with stealing $308,000 from the group's bank account and using thousands in ATM withdrawals to gamble at Black Hawk casinos.
Send this Headwaters page to a friend or colleague: Colorado highway project could end gold-panning business A sheaf of Colorado agencies are in agreement with a plan to spend federal stimulus funds on Highway 119 that would build a wildlife bridge over the highway to keep bighorn sheep out of traffic, end congestion on the road to casinos in Black ...
Historic town of Victor could end up loser if state cuts grant
Colorado's budget woes could mean wage cuts for state workers, fewer tax breaks for businesses and less money for schools.
THE City of Black Hawk, a historic gaming community in the foothills...
THE City of Black Hawk, a historic gaming community in the foothills of the Colorado Rockies, is currently recruiting an experienced Finance Director to join their management team.
Indian casinos far cry from glitzy counterparts
Casinos owned by Colorado's American Indians are doing big business, but not that big.
Developer's casino plans for Black Hawk, Central City depend on funding
On the heels of higher casino-bet limits, new games and 24-hour gambling, a Colorado development company has several projects planned for the Central City/ Black Hawk market.
Gilpin BOCC Views Historic Presentation
Pam North Gilpin County The Gilpin County Board of County Commissioners held their regular meeting at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 20, at the County Courthouse.
Colorado gambling law garnishes winnings of deadbeat parents
More than $600,000 has been withheld from winnings of deadbeat parents who gamble in Colorado in the first year of a controversial law that requires casinos to check whether big winners owe child support.
Black Hawk Betting On 24/7 Alcohol Service
Share + Oct 21, 2009 10:16 am US/Mountain Reporting Jodi Brooks BLACK HAWK, Colo.
Editorial: Central City voters should reject new tax on their visitors
So Central City wants to tax the Central City Opera and other cultural affairs to make up for losses in gambling revenue.
Colo. law nets more than $600,000 from deadbeat parents' gambling take
A Colorado law has netted more than $600,000 from the gambling winnings of deadbeat parents.
County refuses to gamble when it comes to the flu
MORE ON 9NEWS @ 6 P.M. H1N1 SPECIAL SECTION GILPIN COUNTY - Seasonal flu shots are being offered at many locations across the state, including pharmacies and grocery stores.
Granby woman who survived five-day crash ordeal headed home
A Granby woman who was traveling from Black Hawk and rolled her car - spending five days and nights enduring rain, hail and nighttime temperatures around 40 degrees - is expected to be released from the hospital this weekend.
Higher stakes raise the ante for cops in gambling towns
The higher bet limit and round-the-clock gambling at Colorado's casinos have local law enforcement officers putting in longer hours.
Colorado casinos' new rules pay off
The craps table at The Isle of Capri casino was crowded with gamblers as they officially kick off the new gaming law in Black Hawk and Central City casinos.
Longer hours, new games boost Colorado gambling take
Expanded games and hours helped Colorado casinos post a 16 percent increase in revenue in July.
Black Hawk Man Accused Of Burning Down Business
Share + Aug 14, 2009 9:43 am US/Mountain Reporting Jodi Brooks BLACK HAWK, Colo.
Bettors ante up in spades: Casino business surges 20% since changes
Business at Colorado's mountain casinos jumped about 20 percent during the first month of higher limits, new games and longer hours, according to a Denver Post analysis of preliminary data.
Expanded gaming increases police workload
BLACK HAWK GUIDE BLACK HAWK - Colorado's biggest casino town is busier than it was just a month ago, when changes to state law allowed gamblers there to place higher bets and to play anytime day or night.