Two Atmore students were awarded scholarships from the Poarch Creek Indians for their participation in Alabama’s livestock ...

Alabama's only federally recognized tribe lobbies for sports betting inclusion in 2025 tribal compacts following strategic ...

Senator Greg Albritton (R-Atmore) joined CBS 42 Morning News to discuss the proposal of a new gambling bill this legislative session.

The Alabama House in 2024 passed a bill with a lottery, casinos, and sports betting. It fell short by one vote in the Senate.

Indian insurance firms are requesting the government to require two out of three key management personnel at insurers to be resident Indians when 100% foreign investment is allowed. They also suggest ...

(WBMA) - Leaders in the Alabama House of Representatives ... and a gaming compact with the Poarch Band of Creek Indians (PCI). The state's projected revenue from those forms of gaming totaled ...

Back in November of 2024, the Wind Creek Hospitality, owned by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, announced an agreement with Birmingham Race Course and Casino Owners the McGregor family to acquire ...

Back in November of 2024, the Wind Creek Hospitality, owned by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, announced an agreement with Birmingham Race Course and Casino Owners the McGregor family to acquire the ...

A recent study from the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, also called the Poarch Creek Indians (PCI), shows the tribe generated more than $4 billion in economic impact across Alabama in 2023. As one of ...

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians is more than just a gaming enterprise—it’s an economic powerhouse fueling Alabama’s economy with billions in investment, thousands of jobs, and hundreds of millions in ...

It’s a feeling you can’t buy when you help people and help their quality of life.” To learn more about the Poarch Creek Indians and their commitment to the people of Alabama, visit pci-nsn.gov/.

It’s a feeling you can’t buy when you help people and help their quality of life.” To learn more about the Poarch Creek Indians and their commitment to the people of Alabama, visit pci-nsn.gov/.