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Call The Midwife has given fans their first look at the upcoming 10th series as Nonnatus House tackles the perils of nuclear testing and the joy of the 1966 World Cup. First look snaps show star Helen George in character as Nurse Trixie after she lands a promotion to become Sister at a private hospital, while others feature Nurse Anderson's blossoming romance with her boyfriend Cyril. It comes after the series' star Judy Parfitt slammed BAFTA bosses and critics for being too 'woke' and preferring 'dramas with lots of breasts' over the hit BBC series as it continues to be snubbed by the Aca...

A Todd County man was served with a warrant Sunday morning for sexual abuse and he is facing new drug charges....

Hopkinsville, KY, USA / WHOP 1230 AM | News Radio Apr 6, 2021 11:33 AM A Sharon Grove man sought on a felony warrant is facing new charges following a traffic stop Tuesday morning. Todd County Sheriff’s Sgt. Patrick Turner attempted to stop 41-year old Jason Mock on Sharon Grove Road a few minutes after 8 a.m. for driving 76 mph in a 55 zone on KY 181 and an arrest citation says Mock reached speeds of at least 100 mph after turning onto Sharon Grove Road. He pulled into a driveway near Claymour and parked behind a shed, but Sgt. Turner saw him and conducted a traffic stop.

A Watford Observer reader won a competition designed to help people stay connected with loved ones during the pandemic. With restrictions still in place, The Watford Observer ran a ‘Keeping You Connected’ competition in January, where the winner would scoop a new Samsung mobile phone and Fire HD tablet. Patrick Turner, from Abbots Langley and a lifelong Watford FC fan, said he was delighted to find out he won. The competition required people to send in four different front-page mastheads of the Watford Observer, and as a regular buyer and a man bored in lockdown – he decided ...

Hopkinsville, KY, USA / WHOP 1230 AM | News Radio Feb 28, 2021 10:03 AM Heavy rain brought major flash flooding to Christian and Todd counties Sunday morning and both school systems are closed Monday. Christian County School System Superintendent Chris Bentzel issued a statement, saying the county and city have several roads that are impassable due to high water and the district will be utilizing non-traditional instruction. There will also be no school feeding sites today. A rising Little River approached the duplexes along Old Clarksville Pike Sunday night and residents of one unit agreed t...