The gaming floor at the new Gray Wolf Peak Casino in Evaro, Montana. Photo from Facebook The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of Montana debuted a $21 million casino on Tuesday. The tribe built an entirely new 34,000 square-foot structure for the Gray Wolf Peak Casino in Evaro. The facility features more than 300 gaming machines, a restaurant, a deli, a gift shop and an outdoor patio dining area. Elders had complained about the project, saying it impacted a sacred site. The tribe scaled back plans amid concerns about the original size and cost. The old casino will be torn down to make room for parking, according to news reports. Read More on the Story:
Doors open at new casino, restaurant (The Ronan Valley Journal 11/2)
Tribes open new $21 million casino 10 miles north of the Wye (The Missoulian 11/2)
New Grey Wolf Peak Casino set to open (The Lake County Leader 11/2)
New Gray Wolf Peak Casino set to open (KPAX 10/29)
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