🤑 Mississippi River floods Tunica County
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Flood water put a strangle hold on Lucky Lane, the road leading in and out of Fitzgerald's Casino and Hotel. Fitzgerald's, while still high and dry.
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Flood water put a strangle hold on Lucky Lane, the road leading in and out of Fitzgerald's Casino and Hotel. Fitzgerald's, while still high and dry.
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Growing up in Tunica at the height of its casino boom, Roosevelt Hall in the cotton and rice fields, flooding the impoverished Mississippi Delta.
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ROBINSONVILLE, Miss. (AP) — A north Mississippi casino is closed because Mississippi River flooding is partially covering its access road.
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Officials in Tunica County are keeping a close eye on the rising Mississippi disappointed after Fitz Casino temporarily closes due to flooding.
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Growing up in Tunica at the height of its casino boom, Roosevelt Hall in the cotton and rice fields, flooding the impoverished Mississippi Delta.
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Officials in Tunica County are keeping a close eye on the rising Mississippi disappointed after Fitz Casino temporarily closes due to flooding.
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Officials in Tunica County are keeping a close eye on the rising Mississippi disappointed after Fitz Casino temporarily closes due to flooding.
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— More rain from the Mississippi River could threaten Tunica County homeowners. The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for.
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Officials in Tunica County are keeping a close eye on the rising Mississippi disappointed after Fitz Casino temporarily closes due to flooding.
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The casinos are projected to be closed for a minimum of three to six weeks. All rights reserved.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Magazine sent us some amazing pictures of the flood waters now covering parking lots, and entryways at Harrah's Casino in Tunica. Final Tunica casinos close as water moves in. Copyright WLOX. The plan was designed to allow all gaming industry employees and Tunica county visitors to safely leave the unprotected side of the Mississippi River levee system well in advance of the rising water. Photo source: Jackpot! A crest of 48 feet has the real potential to cause structural damage to our casinos and further delay our area's recovery. Most casinos have announced that they will be compensating their employees for a minimum of two weeks during the event, but the situation is different at each property. Officials from the Mississippi Department of Wildlife and Fish and the Department of Homeland Security are assisting local law enforcement personnel in patrolling all access points to the county's nine casino properties. Emergency Management crews have conducted extensive ground and aerial surveys of the casino properties in order to establish a photographic baseline to assist in determining when it is safe to reopen. The closures only affect those properties on the unprotected side of the levee.