Primm, Nevada — a popular stop-over locale for travelers between Las Vegas and Los Angeles — may have narrowly avoided becoming a ghost town thanks to a deal with a regional convenience store.
Affinity Gaming, which runs one of Primm's primary attractions — the Primm Valley Resort and Casino — announced in May that it planned to close the gaming center, leaving those who work or rely on the business wondering what might become of their jobs and the town.
