Click image to open high res version, then right click to download JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI – Alexis Liszewski of St. Paul, a senior at St. Dominic High School, is one of six students in Missouri to win the 21st annual Project…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MO – The entry deadline for the Missouri Gaming Association’s 21st annual Project 21 scholarship is March 1, 2017. The Missouri Gaming Association, the statewide professional association of the Missouri casino industry, invites Missouri high school seniors to compete…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MO – The Missouri Gaming Association, the statewide professional association of the Missouri casino industry, is inviting high school seniors to enter the 21st annual Project 21 scholarship competition. Two $1,500 first prize scholarships and four $1,000 second prize…
Read moreJEFFERSON CITY, MO – Missouri casino employees will serve as responsible gaming ambassadors during the casino industry’s 19th annual Responsible Gaming Education Week, August 1 through 5. Responsible Gaming Education Week was created by the American Gaming Association in 1998 to…
Read moreCONWAY, MO – Riley Luallin of Conway, MO, a 2016 graduate of Laclede County R1 – Conway High School, is one of seven students in Missouri to win the 20th annual Project 21 Scholarship competition sponsored by the Missouri Gaming Association,…
Read morePECULIAR, MO – Rachel Hutchings of Peculiar, MO, a 2016 graduate of Raymore-Peculiar High School, is one of seven students in Missouri to win the 20th annual Project 21 Scholarship competition sponsored by the Missouri Gaming Association, the professional organization representing…
Read moreHIGGINSVILLE, MO – Ashtyn Figg of Higginsville, a 2016 graduate of Lafayette County C-1 High School, is one of seven students in Missouri to win the 20th annual Project 21 Scholarship competition sponsored by the Missouri Gaming Association, the professional organization…
Read moreNEW FLORENCE, MO – Victoria Weitkamp of New Florence, a 2016 graduate of Montgomery County R-ll High School, is one of seven students in Missouri to win the 20th annual Project 21 Scholarship competition sponsored by the Missouri Gaming Association, the…
Read moreMARYVILLE, MO – Kelly Filips of Maryville, MO, a 2016 graduate of Maryville R-II High School, is one of seven students in Missouri to win the 20th annual Project 21 Scholarship competition sponsored by the Missouri Gaming Association, the professional organization…
Read moreST. LOUIS, MO – Nina Kramer, a 2016 graduate of Bishop DuBourg High School in St. Louis, is among seven students in Missouri to win the 20th annual Project 21 Scholarship competition sponsored by the Missouri Gaming Association, the professional organization representing…
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Formed in 1993, the Missouri Gaming Association works to increase awareness of the economic benefits the casino industry brings to the state of Missouri.