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Shoshone-Bannock Tribal Council Chairman, Devon Boyer, then offered words of thanks to all Military and Honored Veterans. It was a nice thing to do this morning.'Ī short program started with Interim CEO Colista Eagle, welcoming Team Members and guests to the event. 'The Casino Hotel has held many events to make sure those who have served in the Military are recognized for their service. Marshall, whose husband is a Veteran, Roland Marshall, was also in attendance, and was appreciative of the gesture to make sure all Veterans are honored and cared for. 'It turns out, the short program was just perfect and a wonderful way to start the day.'

'There was some concern the program would not be appropriate in the snow flurries,' said Echo Marshall, Executive Marketing Director. The early morning event was graced with a break in the winter weather. 'What we realized was the event was very special to our Veteran Staff Members and we took the opportunity to recognize them in this special way going forward.'Īlthough safety measures, masks and physically distancing, made the event look differently, the feelings were the same. 'Last year we were able to raise the flags for the first time since opening our newest Casino Floor, so it was a unique event,' stated Interim Chief Executive Officer, Colista Eagle. The short program was designed as a way for the Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel Team Members to honor their coworkers who have served in the Armed Forces.

Just under thirty people joined Military Veteran Employees, as they raised flags from, United States of America, State of Idaho and Shoshone-Bannock Tribes in honor of Veterans Day. FORT HALL - The Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel held a small ceremony to raise the flag in front of the casino property on Wednesday, November 11, 2020.

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