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The recent feature film “Napoleon” has people taking a fresh look at The Little Corporal and his namesake nephew.

LIMA — Sometimes a game is not only a game, especially when that game is online.

OTTAWA — A portion of Ohio’s settlement with Dollar General will benefit two local food pantries.

Cradled in the palm of my hand is the gift that keeps on giving. It is not returnable nor refundable. It never decays, disintegrates or fully disappears.

When it comes to what must be done to sustain life, eating really does head the list. Like so many, including my lovely daughters Shannon and Katie, I’ve developed over time a growing fascination with cooking. I think a part of the intrigue comes from the exposure cooking has gotten both in social media outlets and on television. And while I’m surely not interested in engaging in any cooking competitions against the likes of superstar foodies like Bobby Flay and Gordon Ramsay, whose culinary talents have allowed them to bank millions, I do like, especially on weekends, to see what I can do knocking out a recipe. Back in a former life when there was someone else here to do the cooking, to me, the kitchen merely was a shortcut to get from the living room to the family room.

WAPAKONETA — Braeden Glenn Tuttle has never performed at Tipbacks in Wapakoneta before.

LIMA — A Lima man who engaged in a standoff with police for nearly 16 hours last summer will stand trial on Feb. 6 in Allen County Pleas Court.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A second transgender candidate for the Ohio legislature is now in danger of being kept off the ballot for not listing her “deadname” on campaign paperwork.

MILLER CITY – Coming into Monday’s key Putnam County League boys basketball matchup at Miller City, Pandora-Gilboa senior Aiden Harris needed six points to join the 1,000-point club.

LIMA — A Lima man charged with rape and gross sexual imposition waived his right to a speedy trial Monday to allow his attorney more time to prepare a defense.