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We thank those who have served and are currently serving to protect us. Today we share with you a blog post written by Warren Anderson, the son of MGC staffer Faith Anderson. Warren is an International Trade Specialist with the U.S. … Continue reading →

Charitable Games Bulletin To:            All Licensees From:        Barbara Whittle, Charitable Games Manager Date:         November 9, 2018 In the November 6, 2018 general election, Amendment 4 was passed by voters of the State of Missouri. Passage of this amendment … Continue reading →

Voters in Arkansas approved a casino measure. Read the full story from the Arkansas Democrat Gazette.

This measure was approved by Missouri voters yesterday. Read more about it from Fox4 KC.com

2019 Commission Meeting Dates January 30, 2019 – JC @ 10 a.m.  February 27, 2019 – JC @ 10 a.m. March 27, 2019 – JC @ 10 a.m.  April 24, 2019 – JC @ 10 a.m.  May 28 & 29, … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Maggie White and Ted Smith of the Missouri Gaming Commission for the service awards they received at today’s meeting. Deputy Director Tim McGrail presents Maggie with a 5 year certificate, and Ted received a 20 year service award. … Continue reading →

The Chili Cook- Off First Place Award has evaded Gaming Enforcement Manager Todd Nelson for years. Each year he would submit his entry in hopes of winning. Finally, the sweat and tears paid off and Todd Nelson was crowned Chili … Continue reading →

Amendment 4 is about Bingo in Missouri. Read the story from Missourinet.

September 25th, Executive Director Seibert, an alumni of Columbia College, assisted with Columbia College’s career center’s speed networking.  This program is geared toward preparing students for interviewing and interacting with professionals in the workforce. 13 Columbia College alumni professionals from … Continue reading →

This amendment, which would change the waiting time a bingo volunteer needs to wait before volunteering to help, has failed twice. This story in the Jefferson City News Tribune explains the issue. Read it here.