Reader on a quest to find new role models

DEAR HARRIETTE: I have been looking for inspiration because I feel a bit lost right now. I realize that my role models from before have not been good examples for me, and I ended up modeling behavior that was not beneficial. I have been looking for new sources of inspiration on social media and in newspapers, but those have been unsuccessful and disheartening. I do not know where to look anymore, nor do my friends have suggestions for me or role models of their own.

Here's a preview of Saturday's CDN

- Tactical vehicle used to catch suspect

- Volunteers ready to help hospital

- Erick woman dies in wreck

- Heater causes fire scare

- CHS cheer looking to return to state

- Full obituary for Debra Weil

Radio ablation used to eliminate thyroid nodules

Dear Doctors: I had a kidney transplant two years ago, and I have developed thyroid nodules. Are they dangerous? I would like to ask about radio ablation to remove them. Is it an established procedure, or is it in the investigative stage? What does it entail?

An early morning wake-up call for the Clinton Fire Department Friday luckily didn’t amount to much after a call came in for an electrical fire at Sleep’s Bakery, located at 2231 Gary Blvd., turned out to be just a heater malfunction.

An Erick woman died Thursday evening as a result of injuries suffered from an accident on Route 66, four miles east of Erick.

Landon Garth Farmer, 47, of Clinton, was arrested Tuesday evening when Clinton Police served an arrest warrant at Farmer’s home in the 1600 block of Deputy Drive using the Custer County Sheriff’s MRAP tactical vehicle to force entry into the home. Farmer was booked into the Custer County Jail on charges of trafficking in illegal drugs, acquiring proceeds from drug activity, possession of a firearm after a felony conviction, knowingly receiving or concealing stolen property and maintaining a place for keeping and or selling controlled substances.

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