revo opening

Managers on hand for Revo's opening Feb. 4 were (from left) Jennette O'Connell, manager player services: Joel Ballestreros, regional director of marketing and community outreach; Wade West, vice president of marketing; Justin Fernandes, marketing and Chris Valornia, general manager. (MARK GUERRINGUE PHOTO)

CONWAY — State laws have changed, and now towns must opt out of having keno or allowing additional charitable gaming facilities like Revo Casino and Social House, or else they will be automatically made legal.

Selectmen will be crafting a warrant article addressing this to present to voters next April.

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