Media Contact
Megan Strader
Kansas Star Casino
316.719.5121
megan.strader@kansasstarcasino.com
December 9, 2012

For Immediate Release

Kansas Star Casino has Positive Impact in First Year of Operation

Casino Creates Jobs, Infrastructure and Provides Economic Development for Region

MULVANE, KAN–  The Kansas Star Casino is growing! The partial opening of the new Kansas Star Casino is set for December 12, and a full gaming floor opening set for December 21. This month will also mark the one year anniversary of the Kansas Star opening its doors in south central Kansas.

The new KSBDC representative for Sumner County is Jason Cole.

Cole services seven counties: Cowley, Sumner, Harper, Barber, Pratt, Kingman, and Stafford.  His Sumner County office is at the Sumner County Economic Development office at 123 N Jefferson in Wellington. 

Cole will work with new and existing small businesses to help get them started or help them grow.

Typical services, paid for by state and federal funds, include helping a business get a start-up or expansion loan, conduct market research, become a franchise operation and hire or retain employees.  Clients can range from one-person shops to operations with hundreds of employees and millions of dollars in revenue.

Media Contact
Megan Strader
Kansas Star Casino
316.719.5121
megan.strader@kansasstarcasino.com
December 5, 2012

For Immediate Release

Kansas Star Casino to Open Part of Permanent Casino Next Week

Limited Games and Restaurants to open December 12th

K-Doll Koatings is known for their blast resistant modules which are designed to withstand an explosion, but now they are tackling a new challenge. They are replacing the home of a Conway Springs' resident who lost their home in the tornado that tore through Sumner County in April of this year.

The home is made of steel just like K-Doll's blast-resistent modules.  The only difference is this project will actually look like a house.  It will have a roof and eaves, siding on the outside, and sheetrock on the inside.

This new challenge for K-Doll began in June with a little help from a structural engineering firm from Wichita.