A second case of a rabies has been confirmed in Bandera County in less than a week this fall, making 10 cases of rabies confirmed in Bandera County so far in 2019, the county’s rabies control officer said on Monday, Nov. 4. The most recent case was reported on Friday, Nov. 1, when the Bandera County Sheriff’s Department said it was informed that another raccoon had tested positive for the virus. The incident took place in the 200 block of Rikki Drive, making the second case of rabies being found in a raccoon in four days. Officials had reported last week that ...