Napoleon News

For students who live on the south end of town, the early commute to campus may seem boring.

Fort Recovery's Chelsey Leuthold, 20, sets the ball to a teammate during Wednesday's Division II district semifinal with Archbold at Napoleon.

Police are searching for a suspect who robbed a Huntington National Bank branch in Napoleon Thursday afternoon.

Napoleon City Council's transition plan regarding the eventual retirement of the city law director drew fire at Monday's meeting from a former councilman who expressed concerns about the issue.

Inventor Doug Pelmear plans at an automotive products convention in Las Vegas Tuesday to reveal how the custom engine he built and installed in a Ford Mustang has averaged 109.7 miles per gallon for 22,000 miles.

Napoleon attorney George C. Rogers listed personal property on a federal bankruptcy form as clothing, a ring and bracelet, books, a 44-Magnum, household furnishings, and office equipment.

At two spots along the new U.S. 24 that the Ohio Department of Transportation is building to improve human travel between Toledo and Napoleon, the agency best known for highway construction is developing conservation areas that, among other purposes, will be rest stops for birds.

One of the area attorneys who unsuccessfully sued The Blade in 1990 alleging libel and invasion of privacy has filed for bankruptcy in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Toledo in an apparent attempt to skirt attorney fees owed to the newspaper.

October 26, 2009 - McLean, Va. . . . AMT The Association For Manufacturing Technology elected its 2009-2010 officers and directors on Friday, October 23, at its 2009 Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida.

Traffic on US 24 is about to rev up. The Ohio Department of Transportation says they will change signs along a portion of US 24/US 6 on Thursday, increasing the speed limit to 65 miles per hour for passenger vehicles.A The current speed limit is 55 miles per hour.

The recent arrests of several individuals in New York and Colorado in connection with an alleged terrorist plot is a testament to the need for local law enforcement and federal officials to work together.

The Toledo post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal crash that occurred at approximately 1:43 this afternoon.

Motorists thinking about driving excessive speeds or rolling through stop signs should note the safety history of area roadways -- a primary factor in how law enforcement officers determine where to initiate traffic patrols.

A person was flown by medical helicopter Friday afternoon from a field in Napoleon Township in Henry County after a dune buggy went off the road about 2:55 p.m., sheriff's deputies said.

Several times per week, a Norfolk Southern train carrying 80 cars or so of flammable ethanol snakes its way through Toledo on its way from refineries west of Chicago to a gasoline-blending terminal in New Jersey.

The site includes details about the company's resources and skills sets in meeting exacting specifications at varying levels of technical complexity for mechanical, electrical and integrated systems requiring controls and software.

Resuming his personal odyssey as a writer of Western adventure fiction, Napoleon resident Will Hinton has published the second book of his three-part "Rocky Mountain Odyssey" series.

The Regional Port Authority of Northwest Ohio is seeking a $95.8 million federal grant that would fund the rehabilitation of the Maumee and Western Railroad.

The fifth annual Henry County CROP Hunger Walk, which seeks to help provide food for needy individuals during trying times, will be held on Sept.

The composition of a Napoleon intersection has changed thanks to the West Washington Street improvement project.