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The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board voted unanimously Wednesday to allow the licensing hearing process for a proposed $123 million mini-casino in State College to move forward as normal, despite the objections of a Philadelphia-based competitor. Bally’s Corp., in partnership with SC Gaming LLC, led by former Penn State trustee Ira

Sports betting is not yet part of the approved plan for major operator intending to enter state sometime in 2023.

Amid dispute with Cordish

The PGCB, Pennsylvania's regulatory body, has allowed a hearing on the licensing process for the proposed $123 million State College mini-casino.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has not yet scheduled the hearing and vote on the proposed casino in College Township, Centre County.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board today denied Cordish Companies petition to intervene in the states consideration of SC Gaming OpCo.

When the governor-elect was serving as Montgomery County commissioner, he streamlined the county’s half-billion-dollar retirees pension plan. Some wonder if the state’s retirement plan will get a similar redo.

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Date Set for Hearing on Nittany Mall Casino and more from the State College, PA region

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board next week will consider a legal argument against allowing a casino near Penn State.

In its second year back in person, the lions — aka investors — made bids for $850,000 in on-the-spot investments.