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DOWNTOWN and EASTSIDE — Two of Boyd Gaming’s resorts remain closed, and potential volume plays a role in when they may return. Main Street Station depends on downtown traffic and Hawaiian visitors, while Eastside Cannery serves the Eastside community. During an earnings call last week, Josh Hirsburg, Boyd’s executive vice president and chief financial officer, said the odds of Main Street Station reopening are better. “I think we are in the process of making plans to potentially reopen Main Street Station downtown based on growing demand for our product there.” Both closed in March 2020 when the state shut down nonessential businesses to slow the spread of COVID-19. [News 3 LV]
GATEWAY DISTRICT — The Vegas Golden Knights traded right wing Ryan Reaves to the New York Rangers, but his beers will continue to be brewed in Las Vegas. Reaves’s 7Five Brewing Co., named for his player number, plans to continue to collaborate with Able Baker Brewing Co. in Downtown Las Vegas. The beers, distributed mainly in Las Vegas, include Dawn Breaker lager, Training Day golden ale, Grim Reaver Imperial Stout, and Shiver Giver IPA, as well as Showtime blonde ale in collaboration with MGM Resorts International. Reaves launched the brewing company in 2019. [LVRJ]
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