The $111 million facility near the intersection of Route 10, Interstate 176 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike is being built on a 36-acre plot of land that was originally slated to have a shopping center. “We have 43 destinations across the country and to finally have one in Berks is exciting,” said Morris, who gave the tour along with Marc Guastella, the incoming general manager, Michael Carroll, Penn National’s vice president of design and construction, and Mandy Ladner, the casino’s director of human resources. It is now expected to open by the end of the year and create 375 jobs. After the project was approved in 2019 and started, construction was delayed several months because of the coronavirus pandemic. Jeff Morris, vice president, public affairs and government relations for Penn National, said the company is looking forward to having a showcase facility in its home community of Berks County. Workers from Malvern-based Norwood Construction install flooring in the main area of the Hollywood Casino Morgantown. Workers from Norwood Construction, Malvern, Chester County, were busy installing flooring and giant TV screens, among other things, as the crisp fall air made for a pleasant workday. The view of the future main casino floor from the main entrance of the Hollywood Casino Morgantown.Ĭonstruction on the interior of the Category 4 casino in Caernarvon Township was in full swing on Friday morning, as the Wyomissing-based gaming company gave a Reading Eagle reporter a tour of the worksite. is working hard to get the Hollywood Casino Morgantown open by the end of the year. The opening date has yet to be announced, but Penn National Gaming Inc.

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