Developing Tourism
Bill Lance, Secretary of Commerce, Chickasaw NationMurray County, Oklahoma, is embracing new cultural tourism businesses. The Chickasaw Cultural Center opened with wide acclaim in 2010, and the new Artesian Hotel and Resort broke ground in the same year. Bill Lance, Chickasaw Nation Secretary of Commerce, describes how new businesses help to provide jobs and growth for the surrounding areas.
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Visiting the Chickasaw Cultural Center
Wendy St. JeanWendy St. Jean describes her first trip to the Chickasaw Cultural Center with her daughters & expresses her admiration for the interactive museum.
Chickasaw Cultural Center: Be a Part of the Journey
Experience Chickasaw History and CultureExplore the Chickasaw Cultural Center. See its exhibits, storytellers, learn the language, walk the Sky Bridge and more.
A Visit to the Chickasaw Cultural Center
Experience the Chickasaw NationBeautiful native stone and water features complement this enveloping tribute to the Chickasaw people's most honored tribal members.
Introducing the Cultural Center
Experience the Chickasaw NationExplore 7,648 square miles of lakes, landmarks and one-of-a-kind family attractions.
Discovering the Chickasaw Cultural Center
Lisa Billy, Representative, Oklahoma State House of RepresentativesThe Chickasaw Nation invites you to experience the recently opened Chickasaw Cultural Center in Sulphur, Oklahoma.
Steady Course to Success
Bill Lance, Secretary of Commerce, Chickasaw NationIn a changing marketplace, the key to future success is in applying core values of the tribe while looking for new opportunities.
One Tribe One Mission
"Our mission to enhance the overall quality of life of the Chickasaw people will continue to serve as our guidepost as we work together to build an even brighter future"
Bill Anoatubby, Governor
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