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Tunica County Chamber of Commerce Incorporated in 1836, Tunica County grew from untamed hardwood forests to one of the richest cotton-producing areas in the world. While the economy is heavily supported by the gaming community, Tunica County is steadily growing other industries to diversify the economy. Economic development is at the forefront of the county’s efforts to make Tunica a great place to work, live and play. www.tunicachamber.com   (240 words)

Press Releases - Tunica Convention & Visitors Bureau   (Site not responding. Last check: ) TUNICA, Mississippi (May 23, 2001) – Providing basic community services to a struggling rural county in Mississippi was County Administrator Ken Murphree’s number-one goal when he came home to work for Tunica County in 1994. James Dunn, president of the Tunica County Board of Supervisors, agrees that the gaming industry and the ensuing economic development has made the county much more vibrant and attractive to its own citizens as well as people and companies who are considering relocating to the area. Today, Tunica County residents are proud of their four-lane roadways, their showcase arena and exposition center, the history museum, plans for the airport and eco-park and all the other expansions now in the works in this thriving county. www.tunicamiss.org /press_releases_29.asp   (2061 words)

Tunica County, Mississippi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Tunica County is a county located in the U.S. state of Mississippi. In the county the population was spread out with 31.50% under the age of 18, 10.90% from 18 to 24, 27.40% from 25 to 44, 20.20% from 45 to 64, and 10.10% who were 65 years of age or older. The median income for a household in the county was $23,270, and the median income for a family was $25,443. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tunica_County,_Mississippi   (360 words)

Tunica, Mississippi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Tunica is a town in Tunica County, Mississippi, located on the Mississippi River. Tunica Resorts was originally named Robinsonville, but the name was changed in 2005 to eliminate confusion over the location of the casinos, which have always used the name "Tunica" in reference to their location. Success of these gaming houses in northern Tunica County came at the expense of the area's first group of casinos in the early 1990s, located just northwest of Tunica proper, in an area known as Mhoon Landing — much of what comprises the current census designated place of North Tunica. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tunica,_Mississippi   (732 words)

MALATESTA v. TUNICA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., 2:95CV119-B-O   (Site not responding. Last check: ) The Tunica County Sheriff's Department, Sheriff Pickett and Tunica County (hereinafter "the County defendants") move to dismiss the § 1983 claims brought against the County defendants on the grounds that the plaintiffs have failed to state a claim upon which relief may be granted. The County defendants further maintain that the plaintiffs have failed to identify a policy or custom of the defendant municipality which proximately caused injury to the plaintiffs, as is required to assert a § 1983 cause of action against a governmental entity. However, the plaintiffs' complaint alleges that the County defendants failed to properly discipline and control their officers, who were known to be irresponsible in dealing with citizens of the community, and failed to take adequate precautions in hiring, promoting and training its officers. home.olemiss.edu /~llibcoll/ndms/june96/96D0098P.html   (962 words)

The Third Largest Casino Area in the US - Tunica Tunica County, an area where cotton, rice, and soybean fields and catfish ponds thrived for generations, is now America's third largest gaming resort destination. Tunica County is now a vibrant and exciting place, but also where the rich history of Delta literature and music is tradition. The county's per capita income, dead last in the state at the time of the census, is now the 17th highest in the state. www.greenbaycasino.com /tunica/third_largest_US_casino_area.htm   (1507 words)

A Brief History of DeSoto County Mississippi At its organization on February 9, 1836, DeSoto County stretched from the Tennessee state line on the north to the Panola County line on the south; from the Mississippi River and Tunica County on the west to Marshall County on the east. DeSoto County was fortunate that many of these appointees were good citizens who attended faithfully to the welfare of the county. A notice in the county newspaper stated that a school would be established where there were 25 children of school age. www.desotoms.com /history.htm   (5257 words)

Tunica, Mississippi A very important factor in understanding Tunica County is the awareness of the difficulty of women in living in the area and attempting to support a family. Tunica County is one of 25 areas in the state certified to operate as "enterprise zones", areas in which new industry is entitled to a variety of tax incentives and special consideration from state and local agencies. As Tunica County is impacted more and more by Memphis growth, and a few small businesses develop in the county, and the remaining ex-tenant farmers either die or move away, the per capita income will increase rapidly. members.aol.com /ihsoa/crown/tunica.htm   (3736 words)

Tunica County Mississippi 1860 slaveholders and 1870 African Americans It is possible to locate a free person on the Tunica County, Mississippi census for 1860 and not know whether that person was also listed as a slaveholder on the slave census, because published indexes almost always do not include the slave census. Those who have found a free ancestor on the 1860 Tunica County, Mississippi census can check this list to learn if their ancestor was one of the larger slaveholders in the County. The term "County" is used to describe the main subdivisions of the State by which the census was enumerated. freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~ajac/mstunica.htm   (1377 words)

Tunica Airport - Press Release TUNICA, MS - The Tunica County board of Supervisors, Tunica County Airport Commission, along with the Mayor and board of Alderman announce plans for the expansion of the Tunica County Airport. The Tunica County Board of Supervisors, the Federal Aviation Administration and the Mississippi Department of Transportation are providing funding for the $40 million project. The Tunica County Airport expansion will be used to support the growing needs of the gaming industry as well as other economic development efforts. www.tunicaairport.com /PR_0101.asp   (290 words)

Tunica Convention & Visitors Bureau The Tunica Convention & Visitors Bureau welcomes you to Tunica, Mississippi - the South’s casino capital. Use this complete Tunica, Mississippi travel guide to find Tunica events, entertainment, casinos, accommodations, dining, attractions and so much more! Tunica Convention and Visitors Bureau - All Rights Reserved.© Copyright 2007 www.tunicamiss.com   (59 words)

TUNICA COUNTY ATTRACTIONS BECKON SUMMIT ATTENDEES | Goodtimes Radio - Revision 1   (Site not responding. Last check: ) Cotton and that other cash crop, gaming cash, fuel Tunica County but watching cotton grow gets old soon and gaming needs to be interspersed with other things to give you a balanced agenda while attending the Gaming Summit being held at the Expo Center this month. Tunica Is Taking Off,” which is an apt description of what is taking place in downtown Tunica and in Tunica, the County. The hospitality of Tunica County is legendary, the gaming is great at the “South’s Gambling Capital” yet there is still a small-town charm that thrives and grows and let’s the visitor experience a delightful array of experiences. www.goodtimesradio.com /view/40   (916 words)

AIArchitect, March 24, 2003 - Tunica County Gambles on River Experience Tunica County, Miss., best known of late for its spate of casinos, is about to acquire a facility that may encourage gamblers to drop their chips (just for a minute!) and pause to admire the majesty of the mighty Mississippi River. Tunica’s 1999 Strategic Action Plan for Tourism proposed that a “river experience” be developed, and the town engaged the design team to develop a phased master plan for construction of a riverfront park. Tunica County will provide funding for the $23 million project. aia.org /aiarchitect/thisweek03/tw0321/0321tw_projectwatchtunica.htm   (568 words)

MALATESTA v. TUNICA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., 2:95CV119-B-O   (Site not responding. Last check: ) TUNICA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, and CITY OF This cause comes before the court upon the motion of the only remaining defendants, Tunica County, Mississippi, Tunica County Sheriff's Department, and Sheriff John J. Pickett, III, for summary judgment. While passing through the City of Tunica, the plaintiffs were pulled over for leaving the scene of an accident. On August 28, 1995, the plaintiffs filed suit against the Tunica County Sheriff's Department, Sheriff John Pickett, Tunica County, Officer Jeff Killion, and Unknown Law Enforcement Agencies and Officers. sunset.backbone.olemiss.edu /~llibcoll/ndms/sep96/96D0148P.html   (854 words)

Tunica County MS Genealogy Please contact the MSGenWeb State Coordinator, Lori Thornton, if you have an interest in Tunica County family history research and some basic HTML skills and would be interested in serving as county coordinator. Tunica County was established February 9, 1836, and is one of the twelve counties formed in that year from the Chickasaw Indian cession of 1832. It was named for the Tunica Indian tribe, the word meaning "the people." As originally established, Tunica County embraced an area of about 19 townships, or 684 square miles, and its limits were defined. www.rootsweb.com /~mstunica   (340 words)

Tunica County Chamber of Commerce In 2003, Tunica County was listed as No. 65 out of 3,000 U.S. counties in percentage growth increase in housing. Population is estimated to increase by 19% from 2000 to 2009. Tunica County Chamber of Commerce at (662) 363-2865 or e-mail marketing@tunicachamber.com. www.tunicachamber.com /Content/Economic%20Development/Demographics.htm   (150 words)

AIArchitect, March 24, 2003 - Tunica County Gambles on River Experience Tunica County, Miss., best known of late for its spate of casinos, is about to acquire a facility that may encourage gamblers to drop their chips (just for a minute!) and pause to admire the majesty of the mighty Mississippi River. Except for a small riverbank park near Tunica, tourists and residents currently have little chance to view or enjoy the Mississippi River. Tunica’s 1999 Strategic Action Plan for Tourism proposed that a “river experience” be developed, and the town engaged the design team to develop a phased master plan for construction of a riverfront park. www.aia.org /aiarchitect/thisweek03/tw0321/0321tw_projectwatchtunica.htm   (568 words)

Tunica Mississippi Real Estate Tunica is known as Americas 3rd largest gaming community, however, this town certainly has a charm all its own. Tunica Lake proves to be a popular choice among fisherman. Tunica is unique in that it offers the small town, southern charm, right alongside, exciting nightlife and recreational activities. www.relocate-america.com /states/MS/cities/tunica.htm   (568 words)

Tunica Airport - Press Release Tunica is a great location for entertainment and fun, and now Atlanta passengers will have fast, easy, and affordable access to Tunica through our new jet service. Tunica is also becoming known as a golfers’ paradise with its three championship golf courses. The newest course, Tunica National Golf and Tennis Club, is home to championship golf and tennis year-round, and is a highlight on the tours of numerous pro and amateur tournaments. www.tunicaairport.com /PR_0306.asp   (1544 words)

Tunica County Mississippi Motel. Comfortable budget motel for vacationing families and business travelers Tunica offers an extraordinarily unique gambling experience rivaling Atlantic City and Las Vegas. Also, take pleasure in world-class golf and tennis, distinguished shops, exquisite dining, museums and tranquil parks in the town of Tunica. Downtown boasts a historical charm and southern elegance. www.keywestinn.net /tunica.htm   (221 words)

Tunica Mississippi Tunica County historian, Ellis Koonce, notes, “Hernando DeSoto, the Spanish explorer, who was our first tourist in 1540, would be amazed at what has come to this area. The Tunica Queen arrived at Tunica RiverPark June 22; she used to ply Long Island’s Peconic under another name; but has been refurbished, remodeled, and enhanced. The airport expansion is on schedule and the Tunica RiverPark is due to dock this Summer. www.topquarkia.com /Docs/Notebook/Tunica-gamboling_in_the_delta.htm   (3196 words)

Tunica travel guide - Wikitravel Tunica is a casino resort town in northwest part of Mississippi on the Mississippi river. Tunica County was the poorest county in the United States and had a very high unemployment rate. Tunica Airport, 2986 Beatline Road, two miles South of Tunica and approximately one mile east of U.S. Highway 61, (877) 359-8864, (662) 357-7330, (662) 357-7331 (fax), [1]. wikitravel.org /en/Tunica   (1263 words)

Tunica Mississippi Profile and Resource Guide, City or community of Tunica, Mississippi Facts, Information, Relocation, ... The population of Tunica is approximately 1,200 (1999). The distance from Tunica to Washington DC is 832 miles. Tunica is positioned 34.68 degrees north of the equator and 90.38 degrees west of the prime meridian. www.usacitiesonline.com /mscountytunica.htm   (439 words)

Southern Automotive Corridor.com | Around the South “The Tunica Metro Megasite is certified by Cushman and Wakefield as one that is aligned to provide fast-track approval and operations,” says Lyn Arnold, president of the Tunica County Economic Development Foundation. Tunica is within 500 miles of 70 percent of the nation’s population. Tunica’s population grew 13 percent from 1990 to 2000 and continues to increase. www.southernautocorridor.com /Issues/Fall2005/Advertisers/Tunica_MS   (542 words)

Tunica County Official Website Recreation Center was the first recreation facility constructed in Tunica County. Since then the Tunica County Recreation Commission has developed several programs designed to serve the youth and adults of Tunica County. The Tunica County Recreation Commission unit currently has over150 active members enrolled in the after school program and oaver 100 participants in our out reach programs, (Cheerleading, Tunica Teens in Action, Majorettes, and Girl Scouts). www.tunicacounty.com /departments/parks_recreation/henderson.html   (192 words)

Tunica County Golfing MS Find Golfing in Tunica County The Tunica County golfing directory helps you find everything you need to know about golfing. Our Tunica County golfing directory is more than just a golf course search engine. Find Tunica County Mississippi AL golf association, by using our golf association locator to find your local golf association. www.who-golf.com /Golfing/Mississippi/Tunica_County   (226 words)

index Each architecturally crafted home will be minutes from the world class entertainment offered in Tunica County, and a short walk from all amenities within the community. Situated in Tunica County on 268 acres adjoining the regions nationally recognized golf and tennis complex, Tunica National – A Master Planned Community establishes a new community setting the standard for residential development in North Mississippi. Nestled near the Mighty Mississippi River, Tunica National can be found at the intersection of historic Highway 61 and Highway 304.. www.tunicanationalcommunity.com /index.html   (113 words)

Tunica   (Site not responding. Last check: ) Just a dozen years ago, Tunica County’s unemployment rate was the highest in Mississippi; its budget was $3.5 million in 1992. And although Tunica is studying the possibility of building its own convention center, the casino resorts now provide the bulk of meeting space and venues. The most impressive is Tunica RiverPark on the Mississippi River, a $26 million ecopark with an interpretive museum explaining the river, an outdoor observation platform, a harbor, a marina, an aquarium, walking trails and a 300-passenger paddle wheeler, the Tunica Queen. www.smallmarketmeetings.com /3_2005/tm_tunica.html   (2038 words)

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