Reagan struggles with a heavy workload now that her Cultural Center has relocated to Nathan’s Heritage Museum. Terry faces new challenges following the town’s revamp into a Colonial-themed tourist experience.

Nathan considers a run for mayor, while also processing his newfound notoriety after being featured in Josh’s podcast. When Feather Day, a small-town rival of Terry’s, tries to sabotage his plans, Terry must solicit help from Nathan.

Reagan assembles help from the whole rez to honor her aunt’s final wishes with a memorial, but she must first overcome some long-held family tensions. Nathan tries to help plan the services, but gets entangled with her freeloading brother, Curtis.

Terry enlists Reagan to join him in New York City to work as cultural consultant on a hit TV drama. Nathan and Bobbie seek a campaign donation from Rutherford Inc. Reagan uses the trip as an opportunity to reconnect with her ex-boyfriend, Josh.

Everyone attends Wayne’s Halloween house party. Despite their couples’ costume, Reagan starts to question her relationship with Nelson after some partygoers start showing him a little too much attention. Nathan meets Deirdre’s parents.

With the election quickly approaching, Bobbie faces off against Feather Day as both try to curry favor with the local firefighters. Nathan tries to bond with Nelson. Terry and Reagan consider ways to improve the Nation’s financial future.

After the debate, everyone eagerly awaits to see who will be Mayor of Rutherford Falls. Nathan helps Deidre finalize her birth plan. Terry and Bobbie butt heads over how to steer the campaign. Reagan has her application reviewed by the Land Council.

Nathan leaves Reagan in charge of the museum and heads out of town to reconnect with his family.

Negotiations ramp up between Rutherford Inc. and the Minishonka Nation. Reagan makes a discovery.

Nathan tries to process his family history as Reagan struggles to hire staff for her cultural center.

Nathan Rutherford and his friend Reagan fight against the relocation of a historical statue.

Nathan seeks guidance from a professor. Reagan tries to win over members of their Tribal Council.

Nathan and Reagan serve as judges in their town's annual History Fair.

Nathan seeks allies to settle legal difficulties and Reagan solicits donations for her cultural center.

Terry and Reagan attend a Native American gaming conference;. Nathan forms an unlikely alliance.

Nathan and Reagan struggle to navigate changes in their communities, livelihoods and friendship.

Nathan visits former mayor Deidre Chisenhall to secure her endorsement. When she flames out trying to obtain an application for tribal land on her reservation, Reagan accepts help from Nelson.

Terry reflects on his family and career during an interview with Josh.