On October 25, it was trumpeting how support was piling up for its ONE Casino + Resort, a proposed 100,000-square foot facility on property to be sold by Philip Morris that would be transformed into a destination bringing “unrivaled gaming entertainment” to the Southside portion of Virginia’s capital city, Richmond.
Now, the multimedia company superserving African American consumers behind the plan appears to be headed to Plan B, as city voters have officially rejected a Urban One-backed casino referendum.
