“The MHA Nation supports this hotel development as a means to protect nearly 200 full-time jobs. “The 4 Bears casino is an integral part of our regional economy,” said Mark Fox, chairman of Three Affiliated Tribes, consisting of Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara (MHA). The project also plans to upgrade the property’s entrance lobby and 1st floor kitchen.

The addition will also include a new Sakakawea Spa with couples’ massage, a gift shop, fitness room, and a hair, nail and pedi salon.

The extensive project also features a 7th-floor ballroom, meeting rooms and a fine dining steakhouse. The new hotel tower will add 90 guest rooms, gaming, offices, and a sports bar with a dining room and gaming stations. Upon completion, 4 Bears Casino & Lodge will have 264 rooms. The overall $95 million project plans to start with the demolition of the existing 2-story hotel, and start new construction of 108,000 square feet with 20,200 square feet of renovation for the new 7-story hotel. In 1993 the Casino was added followed by various expansions and improvements over the years, including restaurants, an event center, marina, RV park, water park, convenience store/car wash/liquor store and River Willow gaming boat. got its start as a motor lodge in the 1970s with only 40 rooms. The Casino located on the western shore of Lake Sakakawea between Minot and Williston in New Town, N.D.

(Valley News Live) - 4 Bears Casino & Lodge announced today it will begin a major renovation, planning to add a 7-story hotel tower. He is dedicated to growing, improving, and economically developing a brighter future for upcoming generations.NEWTOWN, N.D. White is committed to the people of the MHA Nation by prioritizing family and community. White managed a successful small business located in New Town, ND then went on to work multiple management positions at 4 Bears Casino & Lodge. He later went on to earn his bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a minor in Business from Liberty University. When White returned from the military, he earned his associate degree in Early Childhood Development from Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College. White graduated from New Town High School in 1995.Īfter High school, White enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and served 6 years from 1995-2001. He is the son of Anna White and was raised by his grandparents, the late Robert White and Martha J. Mha nation Tribal councilman, four bears segment Representative Robert WhiteĬouncilman Robert White represents the community living within the Four Bears Segment.

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