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Listen to the first three parts of "The Anointing" here.

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Paul, Joe and I discuss a man's rough day at a Gettysburg park and Paul gives his review of Stephen King's "The Colorado Kid."

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Craig reviews "Guts," "Legends of the Hidden Temple" and "Sweeney Todd" and talks to Bob Garver about the best villains in movie history.

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Mask mandate: Blanchester, Ohio school district votes to make masks optional (cincinnati.com)

Ashley HomeStore

Snow days canceled: What kids lose and gain with remote school (usatoday.com)

Manly Man

Donald Trump's Facebook ban will curb outreach efforts, fundraising (usatoday.com)

Chase Bank

Peloton recalls all treadmills after death of a child, injuries (usatoday.com)

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Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey is a 33-year veteran of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office and has held the rank of Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain, and Major prior to being elected Sheriff in November 2020.  Sheriff McGuffey is the highest-ranking woman in the history of the Sheriff’s Office.

Sheriff McGuffey was born and raised in Cincinnati, growing up in Price Hill.  By the time she was 14, she knew she wanted to be a Police Officer. She graduated from Western Hills High School and entered the Criminal Justice program at the University of Cincinnati, even though at the time, women were not allowed to be uniformed patrol officers. Fortunately, that changed by the time Sheriff McGuffey graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice. She then joined the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office in 1983.

Sheriff McGuffey began her career as a Corrections Officer at the former Workhouse and has worked in nearly all facets of the Sheriff’s Office including as the Academy Commander for the Ohio Peace Officer Corrections Academy, serving as lead hostage negotiator for the Sheriff’s Special Response Team, and as Commander of the Sheriff’s Honor Guard.  Sheriff McGuffey provided training for law enforcement officers throughout the State of Ohio and is an accomplished self-defense instructor.

During her tenure as Major of Jail and Court Services, Sheriff McGuffey was credited with leading reforms in the jail to reduce the likelihood of people returning to jail. She was also credited with bringing the jail from the worst ranking in the State of Ohio to the top ranking.

Sheriff McGuffey is committed to public safety and to ensuring accountability, transparency, and engagement with the community as the foundation of the work in the Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff McGuffey is committed to building trust, to listening to department staff and the community’s ideas and concerns and to move forward together toward justice reform.

Sheriff McGuffey serves on the Board of Directors for Cincinnati Union Bethel and The Women’s City Club and is a graduate of Leadership Cincinnati, Class 39.  Sheriff McGuffey is married to Christine Sandusky and they reside in downtown Cincinnati with their two dogs.

Ma’Khia Bryant: LeBron James says he 'fueled the wrong conversation' about shooting (cincinnati.com)

Chase Bank

Juvenile Court records tell how Ma'Khia Bryant landed in foster care (dispatch.com)

Manly Man

Urban Meyer's Urban Chophouse opening May 12 in the Short North at 1079 N. High St. (dispatch.com)

Ashley HomeStore

Twitter launches Spaces, its competitor to hit audio chat Clubhouse (usatoday.com)

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Kroger begins testing home grocery delivery with drones (cincinnati.com)

Chase Bank

While driving, Ohio lawmaker attended a government meeting via video (usatoday.com)

Manly Man

Prom in COVID pandemic includes masks, social distancing but still fun (usatoday.com)

Ashley HomeStore

Kentucky Wildlife: Lexington Family say alligator almost got their dog (cincinnati.com)

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Oooh yeah! NFL Draft Recap! Macho Man Browns fan steals show at NFL Draft in Cleveland (beaconjournal.com)

Chase Bank

Staffing shortages cause Wooster restaurants to close a day each week (the-daily-record.com)

Manly Man

Josh Duggar arrested by feds days after wife's pregnancy announcement (beaconjournal.com)

Ashley HomeStore

Ohio gun activists postpone rally backing Columbus police officer who shot Ma'Khia Bryant (cantonrep.com)

In addition, Rachel Coyle talks about a proposal from Senate President Matt Huffman, R-Lima, to let state lawmakers replace the deadlines set by voters in the Ohio Constitution when the U.S. Census Bureau fails to meet its deadlines.  

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We talk about home values rising during the pandemic. Charita Goshay from the Canton Repository talks about how churches should adapt post-COVID-19 and Danae King from the Columbus Dispatch talks about church reaction to the Derek Chauvin verdict and Christian Missionary and Alliance moving their headquarters to central Ohio.

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