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We’re optimistic that once we get through this, another chapter will open. We were a family that made it through times together. “From Day 1, I knew this place was special, and authentic.

“We’ve had a great run for 35 years, and we’re proud to have been part of Tahoe and its changes during that time,” Noyes said. Lakeside said in the upcoming days to check the website for information on how to cash in slot tickets or table games chips. They plan to post them on the website at some point for all to read. Lakeside is hoping to receive any memories guests would like to share by sending an email to. Noyes said the owners plan to sell the property, all eight acres that includes the property where the Tahoe Beach Club office sits on the corner of Kahle Drive and U.S. “These guys are the cream of the crop, they are professionals,” she said. Noyes said she wants to help all of Lakeside’s employees find other jobs once businesses reopen.

“We were due to celebrate our 35th anniversary in May.” “It’s supposed to take care of businesses like ours,” she said. She felt SBA’s decision was “illogical” and hoped there wasn’t something political that went into the decision to exclude their business. She said Lakeside felt blindsided and that they had planned to do everything in their power to reopen after the virus crisis faded. Noyes is in disbelief that the Small Business Association did not protect Lakeside with a loan. We have 20- and 30-year employees, and we are loyal to each other. “To see the look on their faces, the tears, it was devastating.

“It was the absolute worst day of my life to tell 218 employees, that I view as family, that we were closing,” said Lakeside President Stacy Noyes, who has been there for 13 years. Lakeside made the announcement Tuesday and said the closure includes all areas of the business, including the casino, restaurant and hotel. The favorite casino for locals made it through six presidents, got a close-up view off the Gondola Fire in 2002, survived The Great Recession, but could not make it through a global pandemic. After 35 years, Lakeside Inn will not reopen once the coronavirus crisis diminishes.

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