Desperate plea from Primm family as gambling resorts on California-Nevada scheduled to close
The Primm family is making efforts to keep their iconic gambling resorts in Primm, Nevada, operational amid impending closures. They express concern for the employees who will lose their jobs and homes due to the shutdown. The family is exploring all options to revitalize the properties and maintain their historical significance.
- ▪Primm Valley Resorts is the last full-time casino operating in Primm, Nevada.
- ▪A termination notice has been issued for the closure of multiple properties, affecting around 344 employees.
- ▪The Primm family is committed to finding solutions to keep the resorts open and support displaced workers.
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| Publication time | Sun, 17 May 2026 15:46:34 -0400 |
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Business Desperate plea from Primm family as gambling resorts on California-Nevada scheduled to close By Titus Wu Published May 17, 2026, 3:46 p.m. ET There may be some glimmer of hope for Primm Valley Resorts, the last full-time casino still operating in Primm, Nevada, the tiny gambling outpost formerly known as State Line along Interstate 15. Members of the Primm family said in a statement shared with The California Post that they’ll be working to keep the neon glow that once welcomed millions of Californians on their way to Las Vegas. 3 General overall view of Welcome to Primm, Nevada sign at the Prom Valley Casino Resorts. AP “If the Primm properties go dark, so does the welcome they have provided over the decades.
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