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Pope County Judge Ben Cross, seen outside the Cherokee Nation Businesses storefront in Russellville, says the Legends casino will be a boon to the local economy.
Construction / Government & Politics / Legal

Cherokee Bet $35M on Land for CasinoLock Icon

Despite a lingering legal challenge, the Cherokee Nation Businesses has assembled 182 acres from a dozen sellers for its planned Pope County casino. read more >

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A rendering of Cherokee Nation Businesses’ planned $225 million casino complex in Pope County. The company is waiting to resolve remaining legal challenges before starting construction.
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Pope County Casino Still on Hold

Cherokee Nation Businesses’ $225 million Legends Resort & Casino in Pope County, expected to create more than 1,000 direct jobs, remains on hold amid lingering litigation. read more >

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