Cherokee Casinos and Cherokee Gambling - North Carolina

Harrah's Cherokee Casino opening golf course

The Sequoyah National Golf Club, an 18-hole, par 72 championship course, will open on September 1 at the North Carolina resort. read more

North Carolina casino breaks ground on expansion

Harrah's Cherokee Casino & Hotel broke ground on a new 532-room luxury tower as part of a $633 million expansion. read more

N.C. tribe votes on alcohol in casino

News Brief: Tribal leaders agreed Thursday to allow members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to vote on whether alcohol sales would be permitted at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino. read more

Cheating ring thwarted

News Brief: An electronic card game dealer and 11 gamblers are suspects in a cheating ring that took $286,000 from Harrah’s Cherokee Casino, tribal gaming and police officials said today. read more

Harrah's Cherokee expansion moves ahead

News Brief: Harrah’s Cherokee Casino will move ahead with a $650 million expansion despite a national downturn in the gambling industry, company officials said. read more

The world's Top-10 bingo parlors by seat

B-I-N-G-O! It may be a game that you learned as a kid, but in the industry of land-based gaming bingo spells big business. We dipped into the Casino City data to find out where you can find the biggest bingo parlors in the world and the list begins deep in the woods of Connecticut at Foxwoods Resort Casino. read more

Cherokee casino reports results

News Brief: Harrah’s Cherokee Casino and Hotel increased its payouts to tribal members by $18 million last year and attracted an additional 200,000 visitors, according to the company’s annual report this week. read more

Cherokee casino expansion brings jobs, renewal

News Brief: The Eastern Band of Cherokee expansion of the Harrah’s Casino and Hotel that will bring 1,000 new jobs to Western North Carolina, along with a downtown renewal and a environmental stewardship plan. read more

North Carolina casino profit rises

News Brief: An increase in casino profits pushed year-end per capita payouts 12 percent higher for members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. read more

Harrah's Cherokee Goes Coinless

News Brief: Harrah’s Cherokee Casino is trading in its old coin payout system for new printed tickets that use bar codes to record winnings. read more