The apparent closure comes six months after owner Luther Winn vowed to fight on after the Alabama State Supreme Court ruled Greenetrack owed $76 million in back taxes.
is closing. Owner Luther Winn has declined to answer our calls and texts, but Eutaw leaders tell us the gaming operation is closed as of Feb. 1, and that leaves lots of unanswered questions moving forward.
Taking the town of Eutaw as an example, city records show Greenetrack contributed around $4,000 per month to the general budget, and there’s more. Eutaw’s overall budget is around $3 million a year.Hicks couldn’t believe the news from her very own granddaughter, who works at Greenetrack.Disappointment reigns at Eutaw City Hall. Mayor LaTasha Johnson says Greenetrack generously contributed around $4,000 a month to the town coffers.
Just down the street at the Greene County Board of Education, the thought of losing more than $13,000 per month from Greenetrack isn’t sitting well with Superintendent Dr. Corey Jones. According to city officials, Greenetrack also helped charities financially. Johnson says what makes all of this concerning is that Winn hasn’t provided much information on what happens now.
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