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Catawba Nation Chief Brian Harris spoke at the June 7, 2024 groundbreaking ceremony for the Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort in Kings Mountain, N.C. There’s a temporary casino on the land, but the full resort will be completed by 2026.
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Donald Trump Jr. attended the ground breaking for the Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort in Kings Mountain, N.C. on June 7, 2024. Catawba Nation leaders credited the Trump administration for its role in getting the project approved. The former president was invited to the event but could not attend.

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Catawba Nation Chief Brian Harris spoke at the June 7, 2024 groundbreaking ceremony for the Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort in Kings Mountain, N.C. There’s a temporary casino on the land, but the full resort will be completed by 2026.
{span}The Catawba Nation, based in the Rock Hill area, broke ground on its expanded plan for the Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort in Kings Mountain, N.C., on June 7. {/span}
KINGS MOUNTAIN, N.C. — Drive just less than an hour northwest of Rock Hill, across the state line, and you can play slots at the Catawba Nation’s Two Kings Casino.
Make that trip in 2026, and you’ll find a lot more offerings, nation leaders said.
The Rock Hill area-based Native American tribe broke ground June 7 on its 17-acre property in Kings Mountain for its expanded $700 million casino and resort. The Catawba Two Kings Casino opened in 2021 with a temporary casino offering 1,000 slot machines, electronic gaming tables, a retail sportsbook and a restaurant.
Members of the Rock Hill area Catawba Nation performed the friendship dance at the ground-breaking ceremony for the Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort in Kings Mountain, N.C. on June 7, 2024. 
“It has always been the dream of the Catawbas to be self-sufficient, get out of the shadows of others and create generational wealth,” Catawba Nation Chief Brian Harris said. “The development of this casino is a significant milestone for Catawba Nation.”
Casinos are prohibited in South Carolina, whereas North Carolina has allowed the Cherokee tribe to open two casinos, then the Catawba’s in 2021.
A model display of the Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort shows what the Catawba Nation property in North Carolina will look like in a few years. 
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The resort, off Interstate 85, will open in two phases. The first, expected to be complete by 2026, will have a combination of 1,350 slot machines and gaming tables.
The fully built-out resort will have 4,300 slot machines, 100 table games, more food options and a 400-room hotel, Catawba Nation said. By then, it will employ 2,200 people.
Donald Trump Jr. attended the ground breaking for the Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort in Kings Mountain, N.C. on June 7, 2024. Catawba Nation leaders credited the Trump administration for its role in getting the project approved. The former president was invited to the event but could not attend.
Harris credited state and federal leaders across political aisles who helped move the project forward. Among them, he credited the Trump administration for its role and had invited the former president to the event. In his place, Donald Trump Jr. attended the groundbreaking. He was among more than 500 people on hand.
The Catawba Indians have lived on their ancestral lands along the banks of the Catawba River for thousands of years. It is South Carolina’s only recognized Native American tribe and has 3,300 members.
People can learn firsthand about the tribe’s history and future at the Catawba Cultural Center in Rock Hill.
Lamaur Stancil writes about government, business, schools and entertainment in York County. He can be reached at 803-687-3436 or at Twitter at @LamaurStancil
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