 It's WHIO's Kirsten Garris reporting from Washington. This is WHIO Continuing News. An Ohioan is one of two Civil War soldiers to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor after a 162-year wait. In April 1862, George Wilson from Belmont County and Philip Shadrock were among a group of Union soldiers who stole a locomotive deep in Confederate territory. The group drove it north, destroying railroad tracks and telegraph lines. President Biden bestowed the medals at a White House ceremony on Wednesday.