Who brings “bingo” to town? While legislators battled for years over gambling bills, slot machine-style gambling flourished in some Alabama cities. Even when Gov. Bob
Larry Langford Former mayor of Birmingham who allegedly received substantial payouts from “electronic bingo” machines at VictoryLand and Greenetrack. On March 5, Langford was sentenced
Months before Country Crossing’s casino opened in Dothan in late 2009, Houston County commissioners and the casino’s developer, Ronnie Gilley, boasted of having proof that
Amendment 569 ratified (1996) The operation of bingo games for prizes or money by certain nonprofit organizations and certain private clubs for charitable, educational, or
Ronnie Gilley, a native of Enterprise and lifelong Republican who voted for Gov. Bob Riley in the last two gubernatorial elections, is the developer of
Luther “Nat” Winn did not always own Greenetrack in Eutaw. Paul W. Bryant Jr. was one of the founders and the majority share holder of
A Hartford native, Milton McGregor is the owner of the Birmingham Race Course and VictoryLand in Shorter. McGregor, who lives in Montgomery with his wife,
P.B. McLauchlin Jr. Dale County judge involved in Houston County’s Country Crossing case. Allen Millican Etowah County circuit judge who in May 2010, ruled against
