Possible move from Cali (Tulsa, Stillwater: rent , work, home)

[floridasandy]

Originally Posted by mkfarnam

LeftHook Wrote:


Compared to the Illegals in California, I`m sure that would`nt be hard to get over.
I have nothing against people in general, what am against is people that have something against our country.
Being from California, you know what I mean.

being from florida, i know what you mean....

[Libby Sinyard]

I live here and I like it. Small town, but not so small everyone knows everything about you. We aren't far from Tulsa, Ok about an hour1/2, Ft. Smith,Arkansas is 30minutes.

[mkfarnam]

Originally Posted by Libby Sinyard

I live here and I like it. Small town, but not so small everyone knows everything about you. We aren't far from Tulsa, Ok about an hour1/2, Ft. Smith,Arkansas is 30minutes.

I understand what your saying. I moved to OK. from Calif, 6/07. and for many reason you have for liking where you live. plus the new immigration law.
I'm 73 mi. S of OKC. 30 mi SE of Lawton. in a small town with the same atmosphere as you discribed.

[StillwaterTownie]

Originally Posted by jessaka

But one thing to remember, and I just read it in today's paper. Tahlequah is the fastest growing city in OK.

Grove and Stillwater and perhaps another town or two would beg to differ on that claim, though.

[jessaka]

Durant, Oklahoma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Durant was fastest growing city in 2004

Oklahoma's fastest growing city appoints director of economic Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City) - Find Articles Bixby is the fastest growing city in OK

http://www.ibiblio.org/slanews/confe...iff/copops.htm

The 258 fastest growing U.S. cities - Jun. 27, 2007

http://www.ok-durant.org/content/success/Population%20Growth%20Jul%2012%2005.pdf (broken link) Thalequah is number 9 on top 10 fastest growing rural city.

[Meghan CoveGroveOK]

We have lived in OK since '91 from Richmond, VA and like it very much.
We have a 3br 3.5bath cottage in a small town on Grand Lake which is a very popular vacation destination. It is FSBO at $129,900 and is approx 1900 sf in a lovely gated community. It comes with a 30' x 11' covered boat slip and many amenities such as clubhouse with pool, hot tub, sauna, racketball, exercise room, lawn maint, etc. Grove is a small town but they are planning to build a big hospital there anticipating future growth. It's about 1 1/2 hours from Tulsa, OK and about the same to Joplin,MO. Happy to email photos.

[Synopsis]

Originally Posted by Meghan CoveGroveOK

We have lived in OK since '91 from Richmond, VA and like it very much.
We have a 3br 3.5bath cottage in a small town on Grand Lake which is a very popular vacation destination. It is FSBO at $129,900 and is approx 1900 sf in a lovely gated community. It comes with a 30' x 11' covered boat slip and many amenities such as clubhouse with pool, hot tub, sauna, racketball, exercise room, lawn maint, etc. Grove is a small town but they are planning to build a big hospital there anticipating future growth. It's about 1 1/2 hours from Tulsa, OK and about the same to Joplin,MO. Happy to email photos.

Please, just post them on the Oklahoma picture sticky. If you need help on how to post pictures, just DM me and I'll tell you how.

[StillwaterTownie]

Originally Posted by jessaka

Durant, Oklahoma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Durant was fastest growing city in 2004

Oklahoma's fastest growing city appoints director of economic Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City) - Find Articles Bixby is the fastest growing city in OK

http://www.ibiblio.org/slanews/confe...iff/copops.htm

The 258 fastest growing U.S. cities - Jun. 27, 2007

http://www.ok-durant.org/content/success/Population%20Growth%20Jul%2012%2005.pdf (broken link) Thalequah is number 9 on top 10 fastest growing rural city.

But city-data figures confirm that Stillwater and Grove have been growing faster in population than Durant and Tahlequah since 2000.

[jessaka]

Thanks for the info Stillwater, whoever told me that Thalequah was the fastest was wrong. I am rather glad that it isn't the fastest since the only new stores we are getting is those ugly new modern bldgs with parking lots around them. OH, if I were only the god of Tahlequah, every bldg. would be so cute, whether modern or historical.

[peggydavis]

If Tahlequah were to grow that much, it would destroy it's charm. All the newer businesses anywhere always look so ugly. I guess it is because they build as cheaply as possible.