HeyJaredRYAN HANCOCKS
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Proposed medical campus asks Prescott for half the commercial water it has left (opens the original)
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The largest considered request for Prescott development water this year comes from a proposed hospital and medical campus at Deep Well Ranch. Yavapai Community Hospital Association, operating as Dignity Health Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC), has applied for water service for a phased outpatient campus totaling about 150,000 square feet on 16.25 acres at the northeast corner of Willow Creek Road and Jenna Lane.
Campwood Fire reaches 1,219 acres near Bagdad, 30% contained (opens the original)
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A lightning-caused wildfire burning in rugged country about five miles northeast of Bagdad in western Yavapai County was mapped at 1,219 acres and 30% contained on Friday, six days after it started on Blue Mountain. The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management said the Campwood Fire was ignited by lightning as a storm crossed the area on Aug. 23. Crews sized it at roughly 10 acres. It reached about 100 acres by Aug. 24, 283 acres by Aug. 26 and 485 acres by Aug. 27, then more than doub
2027 Kia Telluride :The difficult second album (opens the original)
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There is a moment, about ten minutes up the road to Lynx Lake, when a loaded three-row SUV reveals its true character. The pavement leaves Prescott, climbs into the ponderosas, and starts asking questions: the picnic cooler leans on its neighbors in the load bay, a half-finished juice box rolls around back there like a depth charge, and a three-year-old in the second row demands to know why this car doesnât have the same seats as the old one. The old one, in our family shorthand, is a Honda CR
The Last Tool in the Drawer - The 2026 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon (opens the original)
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There is a run of Highway 69 below Prescott Valley where the road straightens, tips gently downhill toward Cordes Junction, and invites you to make a poor decision. I was making one. The July monsoon storm head was already brewing in front of me and the muggy air was threatening rain â but roof off, doors still attached out of cowardice, and with the noise already graduating from being wind into weather, I was having too much fun to care. The windshield on a Wrangler stands closer to upright t
Hancocks: On God and family (opens the original)
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I have written about religion maybe twice in my life. This makes it the second time. If you were to sketch the narrative arc of my life, it would run something like this. A scared, shy preteen in love with nature, books and imaginary worlds, because the real one seemed hostile and uninviting. Then a rebellious, angsty teenager who did not fit in. Then an awkward young adult trying to make sense of things, seemingly aloof and far too self-assured about how well he understood everything. And now a
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