Alyssa Jawor
Iron Mountain-Kingsford Bureau Reporter, WLUC
Iron Mountain, MI
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Alyssa joined the TV6 team as the Multimedia Journalist for the Iron Mountain-Kingsford Bureau in May 2019, just a few weeks after graduating from Central Michigan University. She earned her Bachelor of Applied Arts degree, in Broadcast and Cinematic Arts with a minor in Electronic Media Sales.
While at CMU, Alyssa was an Anchor/ Reporter for the university's award winning and student-run news station, News Central 34.
She also interned at WJBK Fox 2 in Detroit and at WILX News 10 in Lansing, during her time in college.
In her free time, Alyssa loves to go to the gym and workout, watch movies, travel and be anywhere near the water or the beach.
She hasn't spent much time in the U.P., but she loves to meet and talk with new people and is very excited to start her career in this community.
Now, skilled trades training centers, including the Millwright training center in Negaunee, are up and running once again.
Violators could face a $200 fine
Iron Mountain’s first marijuana dispensary will be opening in the next 30 days.
Beginning at noon central time, on August 15th, community members can pick-up the supplies. Backpacks come with a set of school supplies, disposable masks and hand sanitizer.
‘Higher Love’ will be located at 116 Superior Avenue and just down the street will be ‘Frostbite’ at 32 Superior Avenue. Both businesses have plans to be open by the beginning of September.
The exposure date was July 17 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Out of 170 VA Medical Centers, Oscar G. Johnson was one of eight recognized for their top performance.
Here's how it works: veterans arrive in the parking lot, then text the words 'I am Here' to 53079.
They set out on August 26, from Ironwood. They will bike to the Mackinac Bridge to raise funds for a 3-year-old's cancer battle.
The testing Friday, at Kingsford High School, was hosted by the Dickinson-Iron District Health Department and with help from the National Guard.
It highlights opportunities for real estate developers and property owners, some of which are already in action.
The testing will be offered only at the main facility, weekdays from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. central time for all enrolled veterans.
Currently, Upper Michigan schools are in Phase five as defined in the Michigan Safe Start plan.
According to the women, the house was barricaded. Law enforcement was there for about 3 hours, from 10:30 a.m. to around 1:30 p.m. central time.
According to First National Bank & Trust in Iron Mountain, their corresponding bank is down to about 5% of coin that they normally receive.
The North Branch of First National Bank & Trust began conversion about a year ago. In March that final product went live.
According to the Iron Mountain Police Department, they responded to the crash at the intersection of East "A" street and U.S. 2, at 7:35 p.m. Sunday night.
New partnership between U.P. Rehab Services, Dickinson County Healthcare System to add more programs
Under the partnership, Dickinson County Healthcare Rehabilitation Services will gain two new locations, one in Kingsford next to the high school and one in Niagara, Wisconsin.
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New movie releases were set to begin the middle of July, but that date continues to be delayed.
DCH continues to be above water, in part because of a recent $9.1 million loan the hospital received back in May.
Here's how it works: certificates can be purchased for $20 dollars but redeemed for $25 dollars at businesses that belong to the chamber.
Any restaurant, bar, cafe or similar business owner with outdoor seating ideas are asked to email info@downtownironmountain.com.
Participants will learn how to conduct effective negotiations and the importance of long-term relationships.
This youth program is provided through a grant from the United Way and Superior Health Foundation.
The Dickinson County Road Commission reminds driver to slow down as they approach those work zones.
The Dickinson-Iron District Health Department has paired with the Michigan National Guard and Emergency Management to hold free COVID-19 testing at the end of July.
This includes temperature checks and increased sanitation.
A donation from Dr. Jason and Angela Hall, of Hall Orthodontics allowed the iconic Lake Antoine Park sign to be updated.
This was to celebrate the 75th anniversary of victory in World War II. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this will not take place.
A new wood exterior closes the holes of the building. This facelift comes after the building suffered significant damage from a crash on August 11, 2019.
A 9 minute video will be released on www.exploreflorencecounty.com via an online premiere event organized by River Alliance of Wisconsin.