Las Vegas Sun

March 29, 2024

Cannery Related Stories

  • Nine of the biggest Las Vegas jackpots
    Here's a look at some of the most notable jackpots ever hit in Las Vegas casinos
  • Cannery casinos pay out more than $316,000 in pai gow jackpots
    Aces and jokers have been flying at the pai gow poker tables this month at Cannery casinos, with jackpots paying out more than $316,000.
  • The Cannery will open the Canteen in place of its gift shop on Fourth of July weekend. Cannery customers will be able to use loyalty club points for purchases.
    New store at Cannery is short on gifts, long on booze
    You see them at nearly every casino: the gift shop. A North Las Vegas locals casino will try something different next week when the Cannery opens the Canteen.
  • Gamblers fill up video poker machines in the coin slot area at Eastside Cannery Thursday, April 15, 2010.
    Analysts say outlook improving for Cannery Casino Resorts
    The financial outlook appears to be improving for Las Vegas-based Cannery Casino Resorts LLC, despite the nonrenewal of its management contract for the Rampart Casino in Summerlin.
  • Pink Heals tour to bring pink fire trucks to the Cannery
    The final leg of the national 2010 Pink Heals Tour will be concluding in North Las Vegas this weekend.
  • Two men rob Cannery sports book at gunpoint
    North Las Vegas Police are looking for two men who robbed the Cannery Hotel and Casino's sports book at gunpoint about 2 p.m. Friday.
  • Country brings Tillis duo together
    Pam Tillis rebelled early in her music career and rejected the legacy of her father, country legend Mel Tillis.
  • M Resort license, Crown purchase of Cannery get Control Board approval
    The state Gaming Control Board has recommended a license for Southern Nevada’s newest resort and for an Australian multinational company to make its first imprint on the Nevada market. In separate votes, the board unanimously approved a license for the $700 million M Resort at Las Vegas Boulevard South and St. Rose Parkway and a license for Australian casino giant Crown Ltd.
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Cannery Resorts partners Bill Wortman, left, and Bill Paulos attend the Aug. 27 grand opening of the $250 million Eastside Cannery at Boulder Highway and Harmon Avenue. Their company, which they've agreed to sell for $1.8 billion, also manages the Rampart and owns a lucrative "racino" in the Pittsburgh area.
    Cannery partners did it their way
    In an industry driven by outsized egos, an equal partnership is a rare and wondrous thing.
  • The Eastside Cannery, built as a slightly higher-end property than its sister casino in North Las Vegas, occupies a part of the suburban valley that is already home to a host of casinos. It's within three miles of Boulder Station, Arizona Charlie's and Sam's Town, but it's expected to benefit from being the new kid on the Boulder Strip.
    Low cost is Eastside Cannery’s major innovation
    When the Eastside Cannery opens for business this evening, customers may notice a few vintage touches. The industry elite, however, will be focusing on the property’s price tag.