Company Behind Proposed Casino In Beaver County Fined Another $250,000 By The State

Feb 6, 2019

mt-airy-dan-camp — A vehicle belonging to Mount Airy Casino parked in Commissioner Dan Camp's reserved space outside of the courthouse / submitted photo

The state has fined the company planning to open a mini-casino in Big Beaver twice in the last two months for a total of $420,000 for alcohol-related issues. On Wednesday, the state Gaming Control Board announced it fined Mount Airy #1, LLC $250,000. The board said it failed to implement a promised alcohol beverage tracking…

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Lori Boone

Lori DeLauter Boone has more than 20 years of experience in investigative and community journalism. She’s won more than a dozen regional, state and national journalism awards.

Company Behind Proposed Casino In Beaver County Fined Another $250,000 By The State

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