Barneys casino
Then and now: Stateline casino changes
Barneys in
Barneys Casino opened at Stateline in spring It was operated by majority owners Barney OMalia and Richard Chartrand.
The Nugget has a storied past in Lake Tahoe. Photos/Bill Kingman
Chartrand also had an early interest in what years later became Johns Tahoe Nugget at Stateline, which was locally popular for featuring seafood and prime rib. Chartrand died in an unsolved car bombing at Skyland in Johns Tahoe Nugget ultimately closed at the end of
Totally remodeled and under new ownership, today that building just north of the Douglas County Administrative Center houses restaurants, a UPS Store, and professional business offices.
A casino no longer exists at the site.
Barneys became Bills Casino in under new ownership by Harrahs Entertainment. The second floor contained a McDonalds Restaurant, then a bit of a rarity for the fast food restaurant to be inside a casino.
The former Bills Casino.
Bills closed in January , however, and the property was sold.
After long and extensive remodeling, the building today houses multiple businesses.
A slew of businesses fill the old Bills site.
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