Davy Jones of the Monkees Tickets Selling Fast
Tickets are now on sale for the February 12 Davy Jones concerts at The Mill Casino * Hotel.  Die hard fans of the famous 60's pop group, The Monkees, are looking for

Live Entertainment, Festival of Trees, Holiday Dining and More -Thanksgiving Week at Coos Bay's The
The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park is buzzing each evening with special events, meals, and entertainment.  This week is no exception and we have arranged fabulous seasonal events, music and dining that will make your Thanksgiving getaway memorable. This Week's Featured Event Enjoy beautifully decorated tree

Non-Stop Casino Action Thanksgiving Week at the Mill Casino Hotel
What's your game?  You will be giving thanks this holiday week for the fabulous non-stop casino action at the Mill Casino.  Featured Casino Event This Week Don't miss the Thanksgiving Cribbage Classic November 27-29.  $1,000 will be added by The Mill Casino Cash & paybacks for all tournaments will be 95% PLUS trophies. For complete information including entry fees, tournament schedules, etc. contact Larry or Donna Hassett at 541-672-1474 or email at ACC@cmspan.net. Casino Events Week of November 23-29

What's Happening This Weekend at The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park
What is happening this weekend at The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park?  PLENTY.  The choices are endless...Casino Events, Dining, Live Music, Holiday Events- we have it all.  This week's featured event: Winemaker's Dinner Featuring Old Coyote Winery This Sunday, November 22, 2009 4 pm in The Mill's upstairs meeting rooms The Mill invites you to experience the best in r

November Whale Watching in Coos Bay
Yesterday, we had a rare and spectacular treat on the dock!  Some guests informed us in the early morning hours that they spotted spouts in the bay and we quickly realized that 1 (possibly 2) whales were swimming right by our dock!  The whale(s) would dive for 4 - 5 minutes at a time, and then 2 or three spouts would be seen within a few seconds.  It's hard to tell from the photos,  but we think the whale(s) were about 45 feet long or more. Initially, there was speculation that these were Humpback whales.  However, one of our employee put us in contact with Dr. Jan Hodder, a marine biologist at the University of Oregon, who looked at our photos to try and help us identify the