ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI – The Missouri Gaming Association elected 2014 board of directors officers at its annual meeting held this month at Hollywood Casino in Maryland Heights. The 2014 officers include: President – Sean Barnard, Vice President and General Manager at…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI – The Missouri casino industry generated $508 million in gaming tax revenue for Missouri last year, according to the 2013 Missouri Gaming Association Annual Report. More than $371 million went to the state’s School Foundation Formula to fund…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MO – Students across Missouri are writing essays, producing videos and creating posters to educate their peers on the illegality and danger of underage gambling, in competition for $7,000 in scholarships in the Missouri Gaming Association’s 18th annual Project…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MO – The Missouri Gaming Association, the statewide professional association of the Missouri casino industry, invites high school students to compete for $7,000 in scholarships through the 18th annual Project 21 Scholarship program. Students enter by educating their peers…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MO – Missouri casino employees will serve as responsible gaming ambassadors during the casino industry’s 16th annual Responsible Gaming Education Week (RGEW), August 5 – 9. RGEW was created by the American Gaming Association (AGA) in 1998 to promote…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI – The 10th annual Midwest Conference On Problem Gambling and Substance Abuse will address addiction issues among military, teens, gay and lesbian populations, and others; and treatment approaches to deal with related anxiety, trauma and relationships with money.…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI – Nathalie Moulder, a senior at Tipton High School, is one of seven students in Missouri to win the 17th annual Project 21 Scholarship competition sponsored by the Missouri Gaming Association, the professional organization representing casino operators in…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI – Zachary Reger, a senior at Kirksville Senior High School, is one of seven students in Missouri to win the 17th annual Project 21 Scholarship competition sponsored by the Missouri Gaming Association, the professional organization representing casino…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI – Cheyenne Keck, a senior at Dixon R-1 High School, is one of seven students in Missouri to win the 17th annual Project 21 Scholarship competition sponsored by the Missouri Gaming Association, the professional organization representing casino operators…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI – Bailey Smith, a senior at Lee’s Summit High School, is one of seven students in Missouri to win the 17th annual Project 21 Scholarship competition sponsored by the Missouri Gaming Association, the professional organization representing casino operators…
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Formed in 1993, the Missouri Gaming Association works to increase awareness of the economic benefits the casino industry brings to the state of Missouri.