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Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino lobbyist Scott Scanland addressed the panel, saying the racetrack was concerned about cyber gaming cafes that have sprung up ...

The New Mexico Racing Commission approved the racing license application by Horse Racing at Raton, paving the way for construction of a proposed $50-million Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse track and casino to be constructed in the northern part of the state.

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HANCOCK - Since leaving Hancock more than 30 years ago, Stanley Fulton Jr. has founded gaming equipment companies, opened casinos, acquired a racetrack and built a gaming empire that he sold for $340 million, but through it all, he hasn't forgotten the small town where he grew up. Hancock Town Manager David Smith said that when he called Fulton in June to ask for funding to repair the town's ...

HANCOCK Before the town of Hancock purchased the former Fleetwood Travel Trailers property with a donation from a former resident, Washington County Board of Commissioners President John F. Barr made an offer to buy the property, Hancock officials revealed this month. Barr confirmed he had made an offer on the property, but backed off after he learned the town had an opportunity to buy it. They ...

Casino, casino, who's got the casino? Sunland Park, that's who. And they mean to keep it that way. After all, they draw from Juárez, El Paso, and good ol' Las Cruces. On weekends, most likely you will have to wait to play a machine. (As a player, I know).

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—And they're off! Horse racing could be returning to Raton after a nearly two-decade hiatus. The New Mexico Racing Commission approved the racing license application by Horse Racing at Raton on Monday, making way for the construction of the proposed $50 million track and casino.

ALBUQUERQUE - With one commissioner describing Raton as the best site for a new horseracing track and casino because it will add to the "geographic diversity" of tracks in New Mexico, the state racing commission Monday afternoon gave the state's final racing license to a group of investors who plan...

Mariachi Angeles de mi Tierra have risen to a new level in the music they play with passion while competing at the Festival de Mariachis held Aug. 16 at the Sunland Park Casino near El Paso.

Pojoaque Pueblo Gov. George Rivera obviously thinks the Downs at Santa Fe would be the best place for New Mexico's next racino — his tribe owns the racetrack south of town.