Good morning, Marquette.

A Marquette Township woman and her dog who strayed from the trail were safely found Friday night on Hogback Mountain near County Road 550.

Deputies and search and rescue helped guide them from the woods, and both were unharmed.

Red Hen Foods & Goods celebrated its two-year anniversary in Nisula on Saturday with festivities featuring highland cows, a bounce house, and a mac and cheese contest.

Owner Alison Kirksey emphasized the store’s commitment to local, organic products while keeping the business’s rustic charm.

UP200 hosted its 10th annual Dryland Dash last weekend at Negaunee Township Park.

The free two-day event featured mushers competing in dryland races with cani-cross teams (from one to six dogs) to build interest in sled dog sports and Marquette will host its UP200 race this February.

Northern Michigan’s football team lost 30—0 to No. 11 Davenport on Saturday afternoon.

Freshman QB Matt Stevens nearly scored on the final drive but stops at the 1-yard line left the Wildcats winless at 0—6 in GLIAC play.

Ella DeBruyn won her first individual race at Saturday’s Lucien Rosa Invite in Kenosha—she finished in 22:12.84 as NMU Wildcats placed second and will head to Detroit for the Warrior Challenge on Oct.

24.

Northern Michigan volleyball fell in straight sets to Wayne State on Saturday, losing 15-25, 15-25, 10-25.

The Wildcats will head to the Midwest Crossover Tournament in Hammond, Indiana on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16-17 — details on opponents are pending.

Michigan Tech upset Grand Valley State 41 to 35 in overtime yesterday at Kearly Stadium + Alex Bueno scored the final touchdown after GVSU mishandled a field goal snap, giving the Huskies a record of five wins and one loss as they prepare to host NMU at noon next weekend.