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Officials with the Poarch Creek and traditional casinos say they project hiring more than 12,000, possibly as many as 15,000 Alabamians.
The issue might not be dead just yet.
Sen. Del Marsh's gambling bill failed to get the 21 votes needed to pass the Senate
The Poarch Creek Indians and the dog track owners finally did the one thing they've been avoiding: Talking to each other.
"It’s not perfect, but it’s probably about as close as we’re going to get."
"We can’t get legislation until the two sides make a deal. Which is right where we’ve been the whole time."
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey’s Study Group on Gambling Policy on Thursday heard just how much the state might make if lawmakers were to allow...
Dear Lt. Gov Ainsworth, House Speaker Rep. Mac McCutcheon and Senate Pro Tempore Sen. Del Marsh, Respectfully, I want to ask you to stop...
Is the Poarch Band of Creek Indians’ federally recognized status in serious question? This is a question I would have laughed at a few...
Greg Albritton is trying to scam you again. After trying and failing last year to extend the Poarch Band of Creek Indians’ gaming monopoly...
