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What's Up Edmond
December 18, 2025

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Good Morning, Edmond! As we head toward the weekend, Edmond is full of reasons to get out and enjoy what’s around us — from local events to great spots to unwind and recharge. We’ve rounded up a mix of things to do and places to check out to help you make the most of the days ahead.

And be sure to scroll down to this week’s Featured Home. It’s a fully remodeled Oak Tree estate that blends classic elegance with resort-style living — the kind of home that makes you stop, scroll back up, and take a second look.

DAILY TRIVIA

Which country began the tradition of Christmas trees as we know them today?

  • A) England

  • B) Norway

  • C) Germany

  • D) Austria

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

FEATURED HOME

Listed by: Nancy Gibson | Keller Williams Central OK

This beautifully remodeled custom home in gated Oak Tree offers refined luxury at every turn — soaring wood-beam ceilings, a chef’s kitchen with marble countertops, and a spa-like primary suite with its own sitting area and fireplace. The backyard is a true retreat, featuring a pool with waterfall and slide, hot tub, outdoor kitchen, and even a putting green.

It’s elegant, expansive, and designed for elevated everyday living — but can you guess the price?

REAL ESTATE SPOTLIGHT

Interested in Buying, Selling, or Building in Edmond?

Connect with Kasey Reyes of The Agency — an Edmond native and local real estate expert who knows this community inside and out. Whether you’re buying, selling, or ready to build your dream home, Kasey’s here to help.

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THE WRAP UP

Trivia Answer: C) Germany (The modern Christmas tree tradition originated in Germany in the 16th century, where families decorated evergreen trees indoors before the custom spread across Europe and eventually to the United States.)

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