To begin this episode of CNTV News, join Brad and Quin at OKANA Resort's opening ceremony. OKANA is the latest addition to the Horizons District in Oklahoma City, featuring new restaurants, retail shops and entertainment for the whole family across its 100,000-square-foot indoor water park, OKANARAMA!, game hall and more. As the Horizons District continues to grow, it will contribute greatly to Oklahoma City's economy and tourism industry, with OKANA alone expected to generate more than $1 billion over the next decade. Learn more at OkanaResort.com.

In honor of Women's History Month, Brad and Quin connect with Chickasaw veteran (Ret.) Maj. Christina Priest Krag. Christina made history in 1990 as the first Chickasaw woman to graduate from the U.S. Air Force Academy, then went on to travel the world as she served her country. Today, she is working toward her master’s degree to become a Licensed Professional Counselor. "My dream is to be a full-time healer," she says. "Perhaps I can help the tribe, help our people, help veterans."

The Dynamic Women of the Chickasaw Nation Conference recognizes the strength, leadership and outstanding contributions of Chickasaw women. This annual, two-day event features panel discussions, presentations and the announcement of the Dynamic Woman of the Year. Visit Chickasaw.net/DynamicWomen or call (580) 272-9326 for more information.

Every year, people from around the state gather in Sulphur, OK, to celebrate spring’s arrival. The Three Sisters Celebration highlights the importance of planting crops in harmony with each other and the earth, all while providing family-friendly outdoor fun. Learn more about this signature event at ChickasawCulturalCenter.com.

To close the episode, Chickasaw professor, firefighter and poet Ibe Liebenberg releases his first book, Birds at Night. In a future episode, hear how his Chickasaw heritage and professional background are woven into his writing.