Primm is back in the game. The once-doomed casino outpost on the California-Nevada border will be back in the game Wednesday when Terrible’s reopens the Primm Valley Casino — just 17 days after taking ...

The reopening follows Terrible’s takeover on July 5; officials say team members worked around the clock to prepare the property.

Terrible's has reopened Primm Valley Casino just 17 days after assuming management of the property, restoring operations at one of Southern Nevada's best-known casino destinations after months of ...

Affinity Interactive ("Affinity" or "the Company") today announced the successful completion of the transition of Primm Valley Casino Resorts’ ("Primm") operations by the Company’s subsidiary The ...

The property will reopen with 422 gaming machines, 250 rooms, a William Hill Sports Book, a sports bar and a 24/7 quick-bites eatery. Terrible’s also announced there will be no resort fees ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Grandson of the Primm casino founders, Cory Clemetson, shared a written statement from his family regarding Affinity Gaming's ...

The roller coasters at Buffalo Bill’s, a Western fantasy mining resort in Primm, Nevada, shut down last summer. Credit: Krystal Ramirez As far as anyone knew, it was the last Saturday night at the ...

Terrible's reopens Primm Valley Casino on July 22, saving 300 jobs and eliminating resort fees for all guests.

Primm Valley Casino Resorts, the last of the three major casinos near the California-Nevada border, will permanently close its doors on July 4, KTLA sister station KLAS reported. The move came to ...

Primm Valley reopened with 422 gaming machines, 250 hotel rooms, a William Hill Sports Book, a sports bar and a 24/7 quick-bites eatery. Terrible’s also announced ...

Primm was down to it's last hand. Now, the fading casino town on the California-Nevada border is staying in the game. Nevada gambling regulators have approved Terrible's Gaming to take over the ...

Primm Valley Resort and Casino employees were recently notified that the casino-resort (the last remaining in the small Southern Nevada town) would be permanently closing its doors on July 4.