In this episode of CNTV News, Brad Clonch and Quin Tran explore the First Americans Museum in Oklahoma City, highlighting the history, culture and experiences of each of Oklahoma's 39 tribes. Heather Ahtone, director of curatorial affairs at FAM and Chickasaw Nation citizen, discusses the importance of educating people from around the world about both the history and future of Oklahoma's First Americans. To plan your visit and learn more, head to https://famok.org/.

Construction of the Chickasaw Nation's newest project is underway! Once completed, the $400 million OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark is sure to be a prime destination for family fun. Hear about all the amenities of the resort, including an 11-story hotel, sandy beaches and so much more.

Next in the episode, Governor Anoatubby talks about the benefits of the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center's planned expansion. Find out how the facility plans to reduce wait times for procedures and serve more patients, even more than the 1.2 million patient interactions logged last year.

The Three Sisters Celebration is here! Stop by the Chickasaw Cultural Center to celebrate spring and the planting of corn, beans, and squash: the Three Sisters. This signature event lasts through March 18 and you can learn more at https://www.chickasawculturalcenter.com/.

Each year, the Dynamic Women of the Chickasaw Nation Conference hosts a butterfly art contest for artists aged 14-18. To close the episode, this year's winner, Sophie Mater, joins Quin as they discuss Sophie's inspiration, the way she inspires her dad's art and her plans for the future.