In this episode of CNTV News, Brad and Quin connect with Chickasaw bobsledder Bailey Golden as she plans to one day compete in the Winter Olympics for Team USA. A former track and field star at Oklahoma State University, Golden has made her way into the high-speed world of bobsledding. Golden has trained in Lake Placid, New York and competed in over 5 countries in international competitions. Her new role as bobsled pilot challenges her both physically and mentally, giving her the opportunity to showcase her athleticism and determination. "You just have to maintain your composure and confidence and trust yourself to know that you're headed in the right direction," she says.

Next in the episode, Brad and Quin highlight the Chickasaw Nation Citizen Support Center. The center provides assistance with navigating Chickasaw programs, answering questions and completing applications. The Chickasaw Nation Citizen Support Center also provides assistance for urgent needs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including weekends and holidays. The toll-free phone number for the center is (833) 551-0980.

For all police matters, such as reporting a crime or suspicious activity, the Chickasaw Lighthorse Police Department is available 24/7. To contact the hotline, call (866) 928-7384. Citizens may also use the online tip form found at ChickasawLighthorsePolice.net.

To close the episode, Brad and Quin discuss monthly cultural classes hosted by the Chickasaw Cultural Center. These classes are free of charge and all materials are provided. Learn more about these opportunities for cultural connection and register for classes by calling (580) 622-7140.