Article: Adkins says track will keep pact with voters: ; Tri-State official plans to use West Virginia labor on expansion project

A top Tri-State Racetrack official guarantees that West Virginia labor will build the hotel, conference center and other facilities included in the casino's promised expansion.

Critics and local officials had expressed concern that Tri-State was ignoring West Virginia companies as it pursued expanded its Nitro facility after Kanawha County voters approved table games last August.

Earlier this year, the racetrack severed ties with ZMM Architects & Engineers of Charleston, which was tapped as a project designer. A Florida-based firm, ARC Avenue Inc., was then hired to help with the racetrack's expansion.

But the racetrack had to rely on ARC in order to get table games up and running in Nitro, ...

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