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Muscogee Nation Scores Win in Wind Creek Casino ‘Grave Desecration’ Case

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Oct 14, 2024

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… it built its casino.
The Wind Creek Wetumpka Casino in Alabama … into the Wind Creek Wetumpka Casino. The Poarch Creeks have … University, the tribe claims.
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MCN first sued in … Creeks sought to expand their casino operations on the Hickory …

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