"The transition went smoothly," she said. Clark Russell still owns the Carson Station and the Station Grille on South Carson Street.
Jennifer Russell, vice-president of Capital City Entertainment, said the Carson Station looks forward to competing with its former sister property. Keller, who lives in South Reno, observed and verified the counts before re-opening at 8 a.m. Sunday closure of the casino was followed by a cash and inventory count. Working on only an hour and a half of sleep, she said the 10 p.m. Keller has worked through casino transitions a few times. She said the signs will be changed in about six months. Permits under the name Gold Dust West-Carson City are secured. "We're in the getting-acquainted stage, and then we'll come out with the new name," Keller said Monday.
Lynne Keller said she'll spend four days of the week at the Piñon Plaza. The general manager there has taken over both the Reno and Carson City casinos until a replacement is found for her in Reno. The private corporation also operates two limited-stakes casinos in Black Hawk, Colo., and the Gold Dust West in downtown Reno. The new owners plan to invest about $5 million into the casino, opened 11 years ago by prominent businessman Clark Russell, president of Capital City Entertainment Inc.Įscrow closed Monday on Capital City Entertainment's $14.5 million sale of the Piñon Plaza to Jacobs Entertainment, based in Golden, Colo. Soon commuters will look skyward and see the name Gold Dust West above the Highway 50 East casino and resort. It features the latest and hottest slot machines, full-service bars, and the ever-popular Grille restaurant.After an ownership change that went smoother than some expected, the Piñon Plaza opened Monday morning as one part of a national conglomerate of entertainment properties. The GDW Reno is located in the central downtown gaming district and has been a local’s favorite since 1977. Jacobs Entertainment is currently in search of a “ Busser” for Gold Dust West Reno. Core to the company’s value is our commitment to ethical leadership, outstanding training, and open employee communication. (JEI) is a developer, owner and operator of gaming and entertainment facilities across the United States.
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