Station Casinos opens Seventy Six Tavern in Las Vegas

The company held a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

US.- Station Casinos has opened Seventy Six tavern in North Las Vegas. City officials and Station Casinos executives attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Those attending included North Las Vegas Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown, City councilman Richard J. Cherchio, Station Casinos president Scott Kreeger, senior vice president of operations for Station Casinos, Chris Fiumara, vice president of small properties Bobbie Rihel, and director of operations at Seventy Six by Station Casinos, Jason Straub.

The American-inspired Tavern at 6345 North Lamb Blvd opens 24 hours and offers food, drinks and entertainment. The gaming area includes 15 machines with over 55 poker, blackjack, slot, and keno games. The space also features 24 high-definition TVs suspended from the ceiling and pillars.

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