A former Central Ohio sheriff labeled the nation's longest-serving is the state attorney general's new liaison with local law enforcement officials. Attorney General Mike DeWine says former Pickaway County Sheriff Dwight Radcliff is now his office's senior law enforcement liaison. Radcliff will travel across Ohio to meet with law enforcement officials and discuss programs, services and training offered by the attorney general's Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy. Radcliff retired in 2012 after serving as Pickaway County's sheriff since 1965. DeWine says in a statement that Radcliff's law enforcement experience is unmatched and he is respected across the state.
Mike Foley joined WCBE in February 2000, coming from WUFT in Gainesville, Florida. Foley has worked in various roles, from producing news and feature stories to engineering Live From Studio A sessions. A series of music features Foley started in 2018 called Music Journeys has grown into a podcast and radio show. He also assists in developing other programs in WCBE's Podcast Experience. Foley hosts The Morning Mix, a weekday music show featuring emerging and established musicians, our Columbus-area and Ohio-based talent, and additional artists that inspire him.