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PRESS RELEASE
December 01, 2015
Wind Creek Montgomery, a dramatically revamped expansion of the former Creek
Casino Montgomery, opened today with a ceremony featuring dignitaries,
traditional southern fare from the new BB King's Southern Blues Club and live
blues music.
"I cannot adequately express how proud I feel today, when big plans and big
dreams have finally come to fruition," remarked Stephanie Bryan, Tribal
Chair/CEO of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, which owns Wind Creek Montgomery,
Wind Creek Wetumpka and Wind Creek Atmore.
She continued, "The brick and mortar before us is certainly a milestone for the
Poarch Creek Indians, but it also represents a team of people - both Tribal and
non-Tribal - who worked together hand-in-hand to reach a common goal."
Wind Creek Montgomery (WCM), like its sister properties, boasts a unique look.
It features vintage touches throughout including turn-of-the-century street
lamps, rough-hewn wooden beams reclaimed from barns, exposed antique brick walls
and a state-of-the-art overhead lighting system that includes 25,000
color-changing bulbs. Its upstairs speak-easy steakhouse, Itta Bena, even
includes a secret backdoor entrance to ensure authenticity.
WCM walls are embellished with giant hand-painted murals that depict BB King and
the music of Beale Street. BB King's Blues Club includes many of the features
from the original BB King Blues Club on Memphis' Beale Street and will offer
live music every night beginning at 5:00pm.
"Wind Creek Casino and Hotel Montgomery is another win for our Tribe and our
State," said Tim Martin, President and CEO of Creek Indian Enterprises
Development Authority, that oversaw development of the property. "It brings to
the Montgomery market family-friendly entertainment that features the best of
the South and celebrates our past while embracing the future," Martin noted.
The property represents a $65 million investment and includes a new 65,000-foot
gaming floor, 3 restaurants with 10,000 feet of dining space, a deluxe swimming
pool, a salon and barbershop, and a soon-to-be opened hotel with 123 luxury
rooms on 5 floors.
During construction, more than 1,000 workers were on site and the now-opening
property has created 250 new jobs with an expected annual payroll of $22
million.
"We are extremely fortunate to have dedicated employees who represent the Wind
Creek brand of excellence and service," said Jay Dorris, President and CEO of
PCI Gaming Authority which oversees Wind Creek Hospitality (the Tribe's gaming
enterprise). "Wind Creek continues to build economic security for our employees
and their families and we are proud to be an economic engine in the State."
WCM's hotel is slated to open later this month. Its sister properties in Atmore
and Wetumpka have both earned the coveted AAA Diamond rating and expectations
are high that this property will follow suit.
Jake Carlton, WCM's General Manager said, "When people walk in the doors here,
the first thing they do is smile. Our customers will be treated to a truly
unique experience here…from the look, to the service to the music. We aim to be
the best."
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