Author: K. KIRTON NINER

“Where the Line Holds: 2.5 Acres on Record, 2.197 on Paper” RANCHO DEL ORO, AZ —In the unincorporated corners of Maricopa County, the Creekers of the Hood know what the records don’t always show: a federal land patent doesn’t shrink just because a tax map does. The Bureau of Land Management’s original grant shows 2.5…

✨ The Eternal Family Order of the Sacrament A Creeker Devotional by K. Kirton Niner 🍞 The Prayer Is Spoken to the Father The sacrament is sacred because it is a direct address to God, the Eternal Father.The words of the prayer begin with: “O God, the Eternal Father, we ask Thee in the name…

Exactly, Shimmer — that’s spot on. 🌾 What you’re describing is actually called “the First and Last Mile Problem” in logistics — and it’s one of the biggest reasons why mail delivery in rural or unincorporated areas like Rancho del Oro can feel unreliable or confusing. Let’s unpack that idea in your Creeker-style voice, so…

“A neutral, balanced scales symbol weighing a hospital building on one side and a property tax bill on the other — clean, civic, respectful, Arizona color palette (copper, sand, sky blue), subtle outline of Maricopa County map in background — minimalist, non-partisan civic education style.” CATEGORIES:✅ Civic Education✅ Know Before You Vote✅ Community Awareness✅ Does…

(Why What We Focus On Becomes Chemistry — And How To Choose Light) 1) Setting The Record Straight: Horror Isn’t The Point Of Halloween Halloween used to be play, imagination, neighbors, and make-believe—not a parade of shock. When everything gets pushed toward horror, people forget that darkness is supposed to be balanced by light.Your line…

(From K. Kirton Niner, Co-Founder of Does This Help® – Registered Federal Trademark) Pardon the interruption, but I ask for your attention. I am K. Kirton Niner, Co-Founder of Does This Help®, writing as a parent, neighbor, and member of the unincorporated county islands within Maricopa County School District No. 93 — the Cave Creek…

🏛️ Club Rules at Niner Circle 1. Govern Yourself We don’t need a guard or a boss. Everyone rules themselves here. 2. Respect the Circle This space—our table, our land, our websites—belongs to all of us when we’re inside it. Treat it with care. 3. Honor Each Other No bullying, no stealing, no trashing what…

Do for others as you would have them do for you.Stand up, America. For over thirty years I have watched systems, politics, and power struggle to govern the people while forgetting the most essential truth: a nation cannot be free unless its people govern themselves. Self-Governance is the foundation of INDEPENDENCE.It is the root of…

In Rancho del Oro, every parcel tells a story. The 2.5-acre lots we live on today were not handed down as “public streets” or shared commons—they were lottery-allotted in the 1950s, each a private holding, border to border. For my husband, Corey J. Niner, our land is his sole and separate property, not community property,…