Tahlequah Kickball League Why It’s Growing Fast | President/Commissioner Amanda Morris In this episode, I sit down with Amanda Morris, founder of the Tahlequah Kickball League, to talk about how this fun community league got started and why so many people in Tahlequah are joining. We talk about where the idea came from, how the league has grown, who can join, and what people can expect if they sign up. Whether you're competitive or just looking for a fun way to meet people and stay active, this league is bringing a lot of energy to the Tahlequah community. If you've been hearing people talk about the Tahlequah Kickball League and wondering what it's all about, this episode breaks it all down. Learn more about the league or sign up here: https://www.tahlequahkickball.com Follow Tahlequah Kickball League: https://www.facebook.com/tahlequahkic... In this episode we cover: • How the Tahlequah Kickball League started • Who can join and how teams work • What game nights are like • Why the league is growing so quickly • How to get involved in the Tahlequah community If you enjoy learning about what’s happening around Tahlequah, Oklahoma and meeting the people building community here, subscribe for more episodes. #Tahlequah #TahlequahOklahoma #TahlequahEvents #KickballLeague #LivingInTahlequah #EdnaKimble #communityevents

The REAL Cost of Living in Tahlequah, Oklahoma Are you considering moving to Tahlequah, Oklahoma and wondering what it actually costs to live here each month?

In this episode, Tahlequah Realtor Edna Kimble breaks down the real cost of living in Tahlequah, OK — not internet estimates, not generic relocation articles, but what buyers and families are truly paying right now in Cherokee County.

We cover:

• Average home prices in Tahlequah

• Rent costs and what you can realistically expect

• Property taxes in Oklahoma

• Electric, water, and utility bills

• Grocery prices and everyday spending

• Insurance and hidden costs people forget

• How Tahlequah compares to Tulsa, Dallas, and larger cities

• Why so many people are relocating to Northeast Oklahoma

Many people hear “small town Oklahoma” and assume everything is extremely cheap. The reality is more nuanced — some expenses are lower, some are surprisingly similar, and a few things actually cost more than people expect. This video will help you decide if living in Tahlequah fits your budget before you make a move. If you’re relocating to Tahlequah, Park Hill, Cookson, or the Lake Tenkiller area, this will give you a clear monthly picture of what life really looks like financially. Have questions about moving here? Reach out anytime. Call/Text: 918-931-8413

Can the Cherokee Nation actually help you buy a home? This is one of the most searched — and most misunderstood — questions I get from buyers relocating to Tahlequah and Cherokee County. In this video, I break down what really exists, what people often assume exists, and what you actually have to qualify for when it comes to Cherokee Nation housing assistance. We’ll talk about down payment help, housing authority programs, eligibility requirements, and why many buyers hear different answers online. If you’re a tribal citizen, planning to move to the area, or you’ve heard someone say “the tribe will pay for your house,” this will clear it up. What you’ll learn: • Whether Cherokee Nation gives money to buy a house • Cherokee Nation Housing Authority programs explained • Down payment assistance possibilities • Income and eligibility requirements • Why land status matters (fee simple vs. restricted/trust land) • Common mistakes buyers make before applying • What to do first before contacting a lender This video is based on real conversations with buyers and local transactions happening right now — not internet rumors. If you’re thinking about buying in Tahlequah, Park Hill, Cookson, or around Lake Tenkiller and want guidance on your situation, reach out anytime. 📞 Call/Text: 918-931-8413

Owning your home free and clear is a huge milestone — but it also creates a question many people don’t talk about:

What are you actually supposed to do next?

In this episode, we walk through the real options homeowners have once the mortgage is gone. Not hype. Not pressure. Just a clear conversation about staying, right-sizing, planning ahead, and using your home in a way that supports your life now.

We cover:

• Staying put and making your home easier to live in

• When moving actually improves your lifestyle

• How home equity creates flexibility (even if you never use it)

• Waiting on purpose vs waiting too long

• Planning ahead so family decisions aren’t stressful later

The goal isn’t to convince you to move — it’s to help you understand your choices early so you stay in control of them.

If you’re a long-time homeowner or thinking about your next chapter, this episode will give you clarity.

📍 Serving homeowners in and around Tahlequah, Oklahoma

If you’ve spent any time in Tahlequah, there’s a good chance you know Michelle Allison—or you’ve been helped by something she’s involved in. In this episode, Michelle shares how family, faith, and service shape her life and her commitment to the community.

Married to a local dentist, a mom of four, and a hands-on grandma, Michelle talks about balancing family life while staying deeply involved in local outreach. We also dive into her work with Feed My Sheep, a Tahlequah-based organization making a real difference for families in need.

This conversation highlights what community service really looks like behind the scenes—and why showing up consistently matters.

👉 Topics covered:

Community involvement in Tahlequah, Oklahoma

Family, faith, and local service

Feed My Sheep Tahlequah and how it helps local families

Why local connections matter in small towns

If you’re thinking about moving to Tahlequah, Oklahoma — or debating whether to live in town or just outside of it — this episode is for you. In this video, I break down what daily life actually looks like in Tahlequah, Park Hill, Fort Gibson, Welling, and Cookson. No hype. No town rivalry. Just honest, hyper-local insight from someone who lives and works in this market every day. We talk about: • Convenience vs space • In-town living vs rural life • Commute reality • Community feel and lifestyle • River and lake seasons • Which area fits different types of buyers best Two homes can be ten minutes apart and feel completely different — and understanding that difference matters before you move. If you’re relocating to Cherokee County or considering a move within the area, this breakdown will help you choose the location that actually fits your life, not just your budget.

📍 Serving Tahlequah, Park Hill, Fort Gibson, Welling, Cookson & surrounding areas 📞 Call or text: 918-931-8413

Homelessness looks different in small towns—and the solutions have to be local. In this episode, I sit down with Ed Blanchard from the Tahlequah Area Coalition of the Homeless (TACH) to talk honestly about what homelessness really looks like in Tahlequah, the challenges our community faces, and what’s actually working. We cover: • What homelessness looks like in Tahlequah (and what surprises most people) • Common misconceptions about homelessness • How TACH supports individuals and families locally • Why community collaboration matters • Ways residents can help beyond just donations This is an important, eye-opening conversation about compassion, education, and real solutions happening right here at home.

📍 Based in Tahlequah, Oklahoma If you care about our community and want to better understand how we can support our neighbors, this episode is worth your time.

If you want to learn more about TACH click here / 17rnaaaz2p

If you own a home in Oklahoma—or plan to—this is something you need to know. In this episode, we break down the Oklahoma Homestead Exemption in plain language and explain how it can lower your property taxes, who qualifies, how to apply, and common mistakes homeowners make. We’ll also cover how the homestead exemption impacts buyers, long-time homeowners, seniors, and anyone thinking about purchasing a primary residence in Oklahoma. This is one of the most overlooked ways to protect your wallet as a homeowner. Whether you’re buying your first home, already own property, or just want to make sure you’re not leaving money on the table, this episode is for you.

📍 Topics covered:

• What the Oklahoma Homestead Exemption is

• Who qualifies and who doesn’t

• How much it can save you

• How and when to file

• Special exemptions for seniors and veterans

📞 Have questions about buying or owning a home in Oklahoma? Call or text 918-931-8413 🎧 Subscribe for more episodes about real estate, homeownership, and living in Oklahoma.

Thinking about living in Tahlequah, Oklahoma? Or curious what life is really like in this growing small town in 2026? In this first episode of Living in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, local realtor and longtime resident Edna Kimble shares an honest look at what it’s like to live, work, and build a life here. This episode goes beyond real estate and dives into community, growth, lifestyle, and what newcomers and locals should know. In this video, we cover: What it’s really like living in Tahlequah, OK Why people are moving to Tahlequah How Tahlequah is growing (and what that means) Small-town life vs opportunity Real estate insights specific to Tahlequah—not big city headlines Whether you’re considering a move, already live here, or are investing in Northeast Oklahoma, this channel is your inside look at life in Tahlequah—straight from someone who lives it every day.

Thinking about buying or selling a home during the holidays? You might be surprised—it can actually be one of the best times of year to make a move. In this episode, I’ll break down the pros and cons of listing your home or starting your home search during the festive season. From motivated buyers and less competition to the cozy curb appeal that comes with twinkling lights and holiday décor, here’s what you need to know to make smart real estate decisions this winter.

📍 Serving Tahlequah, Lake Tenkiller, and all of Cherokee County 🏡

Edna Kimble, #1 Century 21 Realtor in Oklahoma 💛

Let’s connect: 918-931-8413 | Ednakimble.com