The last operating casino in Primm will close this summer, ending operations in the small gaming community at the Nevada-California state line along Interstate 15.
In a letter to employees dated Tuesday, Affinity Gaming, which operates Primm Valley Casino Resorts, said the company’s flagship property will close July 4. The company also said Primm Center, which operates several food and sundries outlets, and the Flying J truck stop, would also “permanently cease operations.”
Primm’s lotto store just across the line in California, which often has lines around the building when Powerball has a major jackpot, is also expected to close in July.
A representative for the company confirmed the planned closure Wednesday morning.
