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Home » West Plains casino work progresses

West Plains casino work progresses

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—Mike McLean
—Mike McLean
October 12, 2017
Mike McLean

The Spokane Tribe of Indians’ $40 million Spokane Tribe Casino is expected to be completed by the end of the year. Considered the first phase of an envisioned $400 million multiuse project, the casino is going up along U.S. 2, on the western edge of Airway Heights.

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