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Poarch Creek Indians open largest meat processing plant, retail market in Alabama
is officially open for business in Atmore. The facility is run by Perdido River Farms, the agricultural arm of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians and has the capacity to process up to 125 head of ...
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Powerful group wants Alabama gambling bill with sports betting, table games: Can it pass? 9 things to know
The Poarch Band of Creek Indians operates casinos on tribal property in Atmore, Wetumpka, and Montgomery ... or at any ...
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2 Atmore students awarded scholarships by PCI
Two Atmore students were awarded scholarships from the Poarch Creek Indians for their participation in Alabama’s livestock ...
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Alabama’s Poarch Band of Creek Indians Lobbies for Sports Betting in Tribal Compact Renewals
Alabama's only federally recognized tribe lobbies for sports betting inclusion in 2025 tribal compacts following strategic ...
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County students receive PBCI scholarships
Two Escambia County residents were honored with the presentation of scholarships in Montgomery last week by the Poarch Band ...
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Poarch Band of Creek Indians awards scholarships to local youth
Addy Guthrie, Logan and Evan Roden of Cullman, were each awarded a scholarship by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians for their ...
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Casino built on Native American burial site spurs appellate dispute between tribes
The Muscogee Creek Nation sued the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, U.S. Interior Department, Auburn University and others in 2012 claiming the defendants violated federal law and desecrated the 34-acre ...
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PCI Federal expands presence in Washington, D.C. region
Federal Government contracting enterprise owned by the Poarch Creek Indians (PCI), recently opened its new National Capital ...