Residents in the central U.S. are facing a long road to recovery after deadly tornadoes tore through parts of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Arkansas. The storms claimed three lives in Ohio's Logan County, with about 40 people injured and dozens of homes damaged in Indiana. Tornadoes were also reported in Illinois and Missouri.

One resident, Samantha Snipes, described the harrowing experience of trying to reach her father during the tornado warning. She and her husband attempted to drive down the main road to get to him but were blocked, eventually finding him unharmed after the tornado passed. Her childhood home was heavily damaged, with her father's garage leveled and the back of the house gone.

Despite the devastation, the community has come together to support each other. The school superintendent has been dropping off food, clothes, and diapers, while neighbors have been helping shut off gas lines and assist with cleanup efforts. Pastor Steve Wills, who owns a vacation home in the area, expressed sadness for the families who lost loved ones but also faith in the community's resilience.

As residents continue to clean up and assess the damage, the support and solidarity among neighbors in the wake of the tornadoes highlight the strength and resilience of the affected communities.