Leon Daryl Knisley, 81, of Greenfield, passed away Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026 at CareCore at Westmoreland in Chillicothe.

For years, Americans were told to trust the experts, trust the agencies, trust the intelligence community, and trust the officials who assured us they were following the science. But the evidence before this Committee tells a very different story.

The report summarized hearings held during the 2025–2026 legislative session and outlined what Republicans describe as “widespread" vulnerabilities in state-administered programs, including Medicaid waiver services, child care assistance and other public benefits programs.

McClain’s annual community service day, known as MHS Day, was held on May 8. 

The Premier Showmen 4-H Club met on Sunday, April 19. Members gathered for an evening of activities, learning and fellowship.

New member Dollie Willis was sworn in, her son John Willis received an award for his work each year with Wreaths Across America.  

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine today announced that he is implementing several new fraud prevention initiatives to strengthen and build-upon long-standing efforts to fight fraud, waste, and abuse in the Ohio Medicaid system.

The decisive question for the United States is no longer whether the blueprint exists. It is whether America will recognize what it has produced — and demonstrate the strategic clarity, institutional resilience, and national unity required to secure its future — before the final stages complete themselves.

Committee members announced plans this week for the 2026 City of Hillsboro Festival of the Bells, which is slated for July 2-4 in uptown Hillsboro with the theme “Bells Through the Ages.”