DEAR DOCTORS: We just heard a story on the news about a man who got bitten by a bat and then died of rabies a few weeks later. We see bats in our area a lot, so we're worried. Why didn't the rabies treatment work? What is rabies, anyway?
DEAR HARRIETTE: I'm exhausted by my argumentative girlfriend. I genuinely believe that she likes to argue just for the sake of arguing. The other day, I told her my personal preference about a certain food, and she argued with me. Is this something that we could overcome? It's getting to a point where I feel that I just have to keep my personal preferences and opinions to myself. – Always Arguing
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Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- Suspects chased, two arrests made
- Clinton’s Halloween events on Saturday
- Free dancing lessons back in swing
- Reds host key district matchup
- Local, state and national news, sports and more.
What started as one officer following a speeding vehicle turned into a suspect search requiring two Clinton police officers and two Custer County sheriff’s deputies.
Clinton fireman John Denney sprays water on cotton bales Wednesday morning at the cotton gin located at Midwest Farmers. Cotton bales had caught on fire before 10 a.m. and there appeared to be minimal damage.
Clinton’s annual Halloween trunk or treat will be Saturday. Residents are also encouraged to partake in trick-or-treating that day as well. The official trick-or-treating hours for the city will be 6-9 p.m. on Saturday. No activities are scheduled on Halloween day.
Free dance lessons have begun here and are held on Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Clinton Middle School cafeteria.
CDN
Assisted Clinton Police Department with two suspicious subjects in the 400 block of 23 St.