Chase UPDATE: 

A record to help Mike Hamilton, after his house was lost in a fire on June 17, has been opened at Chase Bank. 

The Michael L. Hamilton gift (account finishing 9285) has been opened by his little girl, Dacey Janette Hamilton. Any assistance will be valued Chase Login.

A Willcox man lost his home after a "hot and terrible fire" broke out Saturday evening. 

The Willcox Volunteer Fire Department got the call at 2:59 p.m., with respect to help guide originating from the windows of the manufactured house at 611 E. Stewart St., Assistant Fire Chief Patti Ackerson-Rodriguez said. 

The manufactured house had a place with Mike Hamilton of Willcox. 

"When the fire division got on scene (at 3:07 p.m.) half of the manufactured house was gone," she told the Range News. "Three vehicles, the manufactured home that he lived in, a travel trailer, the shop in front, a con-x stockpiling unit and the greater part of the "stuff" that was in and around the majority of this was an aggregate misfortune." 

There was likewise a one-section of land grass fire, Ackerson-Rodriguez included. 

She expressed gratitude toward the Sunsites near Chase Bank, Willcox Rural, Chiricahua Trails, and St. David Fire Departments, and additionally the Arizona Stateland fire team, the city's Department of Public Works, and Sulfur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative, "also every one of the officers for swarm control." 

"It was a hot and terrible fire yet nobody was harmed, other than one firefighter that must be looked at by EMS because of drying out," Ackerson-Rodriguez said. "Be that as it may, all went well."