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Last resort in Primm, former gambling mecca at the California-Nevada border, will close – Image for illustrative purposes only (Image credits: Pixabay)
Primm, Nevada — Primm Valley Casino Resorts, the last full-time casino in this border town, will shut its doors permanently on July 4, 2026. The announcement came through a termination letter to employees sent earlier this week by the Primadonna Company, which operates the property under Affinity Gaming.[1][2] Once a vibrant gateway for Las Vegas-bound travelers from Southern California, Primm now faces a quiet end to its gambling legacy as all major properties cease operations.
Details of the Closure Announcement
The Primadonna Company notified staff of the decision in a notice titled “business closure and employment termination.” This affects not only Primm Valley Resort & Casino but also Buffalo Bill’s Resort & Casino, Whiskey Pete’s Hotel & Casino, the Primm Center gas station and convenience store, and the Flying J truck stop.[1][3] Employees face permanent termination with no recall rights or union protections, though the company pledged coordination with Nevada’s Rapid Response team for assistance.
Operations at the properties will end on or around July 4, 2026, with staff required to vacate company housing at Desert Oasis Apartments by July 6. Affinity Gaming, which acquired the Primm resorts from MGM in 2007 for $400 million, has not publicly commented on the move.[3] The closure leaves uncertainty for…
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Publish date : 2026-05-06 12:04:00
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