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Story summary
- Terrible’s (Herbst family) took over Primm, Nevada casino operations at 12:01 a.m. on July 5.
- Affinity Gaming announced on July 4 it would close the Primm, Nevada casinos and gas stations.
- The company called the property a $10-15 million cash drain.
- The shutdown would cut 344 jobs and close an apartment complex and a Lotto store.
- Terrible’s said it offered jobs to all staff, kept 300 workers, and reopened the Primm Center on July 2.
