The House of Representatives typically spends very little time debating the “blessed” gambling bill for the year. But then when those bills don’t pass the
Macon County Circuit Court Judge Tom Young dropped a temporary restraining order against Gov. Bob Riley’s Task Force on Illegal Gambling from raiding VictoryLand on
Combine 31 pro-gambling Greene and Macon County leaders with three well-known Alabama civil rights attorneys — Edward Still, James U. Blacksher and Fred D. Gray
1978 Greenetrack built in Eutaw in 1978. Live greyhound racing took place for a few years, but now the track only has simulcast greyhound and
VictoryLand in Macon County may not have been the only casino skimping on its charitable giving. Numerous reports reveal Greenetrack also did little to help
Gambling is big business in Greene County, and its supporters have fought tooth and nail to protect it. When Gov. Bob Riley and his Task
Amendment 743 ratified (2004) For purposes of this amendment, the following words have the following meanings: Bingo. That specific kind of game commonly known as
The Associated Press Article from The Birmingham News Nov. 7, 2003 To the surprise of some legislators, the amendment approved by Macon County voters Tuesday
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