The KwaTaqNuk Resort Casino in Polson, Montana. Photo from Facebook
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of Montana are spending $4.6 million to renovate a gaming facility. The Nook restaurant at the KwaTaqNuk Resort Casino in Polson has a new patio deck. The tribe is also upgrading a hotel wing, adding new amenities and improving the parking, The Char-Koosta News reported. Separately, the S&K Gaming, the tribe's gaming arm, plans to spend $27 million to build a new Gray Wolf Peak Casino in Evaro. The project has been controversial but appears to be moving forward. S&K gaming also acquired a new marina and restaurant in Big Arm, about 13 miles from KwaTaqNuk. Gaming is not taking place at the site. Get the Story:
S and K Gaming opens new business, upgrades resort patio (The Char-Koosta News 7/2)
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