Perdido River Meats, a meat processing plant and retail store, is officially open for business in Atmore. The facility is run ...

The Poarch Creek Indians (PCI) held a ribbon cutting on their brand-new beef processing plant in Atmore Thursday morning, ...

Poarch Creek Indians tribe cuts the ribbon on its new, 23,000-sq.-ft. beef-processing facility and retail store.

The Poarch Creek Indian Museum is located on Jack Springs Rd. just off Interstate 65 south of Atmore. Admission is free.

The Muscogee Creek Nation of Oklahoma took a step towards pursuing its claims for Hickory Ground, the tribe’s historic town and ceremonial ground in Alabama, which has long been under the control of ...

As Bally’s Chicago navigates a demolition delay, a lawsuit over its initial public offering and stagnant revenues, the new Wind Creek Chicago Southland is becoming a big player, catapulting to second ...

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians, whose affiliate Wind Creek Hospitality is buying the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem, is helping tornado victims' families in Alabama. The Indian tribe from Alabama ...

A 30 million dollar investment is already paying off in Atmore with the opening of the state’s largest meat processing plant. Perdido River Meats opened to the public Thursday and promises ...