LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Buffalo Bill’s in Primm plans to open eight to 10 times per year for special events and concerts after stopping day-to-day business this summer, according to a request submitted to Clark County.
Commissioners are scheduled to consider issuing a license waiver Tuesday for what is called a “temporary closure” of the resort at the Nevada-California state line. The waiver would last two years, with options for two six-month extensions, according to the agenda item.
Resort owner Affinity Gaming confirmed in July it would halt regular operations at Buffalo Bill’s and shift 24/7 business to Primm Valley Resort & Casino “in order to deliver the best possible experience for today’s guest expectations.”…