Visitors to the open house of Russell Medical’s new event center called The Mill Two Eighty sample some of the food that was on hand. Officials showed off what all the center could be used for at the event. Officials have transformed the former Russell Retail Store into a place where meetings, parties and other gatherings could be held. (Cliff Williams / The Outlook)
Cliff Williams / The Outlook Lateasha Darby, left, Joy Palm and Drewskavious McKinney of MXK Events talk with a guest at the open house for The Mill Two Eighty Tuesday night.
Visitors to the open house of Russell Medical’s new event center called The Mill Two Eighty sample some of the food that was on hand. Officials showed off what all the center could be used for at the event. Officials have transformed the former Russell Retail Store into a place where meetings, parties and other gatherings could be held. (Cliff Williams / The Outlook)
Cliff Williams / The Outlook Lateasha Darby, left, Joy Palm and Drewskavious McKinney of MXK Events talk with a guest at the open house for The Mill Two Eighty Tuesday night.
Cliff Williams / The Outlook
Cliff Williams / The Outlook Tammy Jackson and Jim Peace reveal the name of the Russell Medical Event Venue, The Mill Two Eighty.
Cliff Williams / The Outlook Guests take in The Mill Two Eighty.
Cliff Williams / The Outlook Guests take in the food and entertainment at The Mill Two Eighty Thursday night.
Cliff Williams / The Outlook Jim Peace speaks with E. Paul Jones at the open house Tuesday night.
For decades, the Russell Retail Store anchored the corner of Highway 280 and Elkahatchee Road. Generations have grown up working in No. 1, No. 10 or No. 9.
To pay homage to the history of Alexander City, Russell Medical renamed the store “The Mill Two Eighty.”
