The St. Jo Frontier Casino will close
temporarily out of “an abundance of caution in response to the COVID-19
coronavirus,” casino officials say in an email.

Casino officials say there have been
no reports of the coronavirus at the property.

“We will further continue to follow
the guidance of state and local authorities, as well as the Center for Disease
Control and the World Health Association. We look forward to welcoming you back
as soon as possible,” the email sent out by Director of Marketing Roxanne
Miller states.

The St. Jo Frontier Casino took the
action after Gov. Mike Parson announced that after consulting with the chair of
the Gaming Commission, all Missouri casinos will close at midnight tonight to
prevent the spread of COVID-19.

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 </figure>By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostThe St. Jo Frontier Casino will close
temporarily out of “an abundance of caution in response to the COVID-19
coronavirus,” casino officials say in an email.Casino officials say there have been
no reports of the coronavirus at the property.“We will further continue to follow
the guidance of state and local authorities, as well as the Center for Disease
Control and the World Health Association. We look forward to welcoming you back
as soon as possible,” the email sent out by Director of Marketing Roxanne
Miller states.The St. Jo Frontier Casino took the
action after Gov. Mike Parson announced that after consulting with the chair of
the Gaming Commission, all Missouri casinos will close at midnight tonight to
prevent the spread of COVID-19.

St. Jo Frontier Casino temporarily closed over "an abundance of caution"