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.
The Dickinson-Iron District Health Department says 225 residents over the age of 65 got their first vaccine and there were no issues.
The brewery has six of these available for reservations on Saturdays only.
The health department says they will NOT be scheduling any more appointments until additional doses have been received.
According to the healthcare system, the county has received 4,875 doses of the vaccine and 3,000 of those have been given, with the remaining already allocated or secluded for patients who are eligible.
According to the facility, 120 staff which is 50% of the employees and 86 out of 119 residents got the shot.
The business will host 'pop-up' art classes at 336 Superior Avenue, in collaboration with the Crystal Falls Contemporary Center.
An open house will be held February 13 and 14, when the competition was originally supposed to be.
This service is offered to Veterans within a 50-mile radius of the Iron Mountain VA, Monday through Friday.
People have made bracelets, car decals, shirts and much more to support the family.
Anyone who buys a season pass to the Crystal Falls location will get one free lift ticket plus an additional two lift tickets at 50%, to Pine Mountain.
The superintendent says a group of teachers worked on a plan, that got Chromebooks checked out to students on Tuesday.
The garage door will be framed, and an awning will be expanded.
Around 75% of the staff and residents at the facility decided to get the shot.
Based on DC fast-changing technology the ChargePoint Express 250 has an average charge time of 23 minutes.
In the last week and a half, nine employees and nine residents have tested positive.
The current track will be open on Friday’s and Sunday’s for racing and practice.
The parents say the Buck kids grew up skating, and because of the COVID-19 pandemic, they didn’t get to compete in figure skating or hockey last year; That’s why they made an ice rink in their own back yard.
The lights will stay on until the early morning hours of New Year’s Day; every Friday and Saturday the lights will be turned on, so there’s another chance to see it.
The airport manager reminds anyone flying to arrive at the airport at least one hour before departure.
The first novel is ‘The Marsh King’s Daughter’ by Karen Dionne. Then on Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. central the club kicks off.
From being in the classroom learning, to virtual for the remainder of the 2019- 2020 school year, K-12 schools have changed drastically.
Both displays begin around 5 p.m. CT until 10 p.m. CT. They will be up through New Year's.
When the owners of Edelweiss Coffee in Iron Mountain designed their business 16 years ago...
The site will test individuals who are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms or have been exposed to someone with COVID-19.
VanElsacker Farms offer horse drawn carriage rides, right here in their area, and they also travel to you.
They handed out candy canes to students or anyone who came outside; giving more than 100 candy canes away.
The annual Continental Cup will be February 12th through 14th. It will be the first competition on the new jump.
After a modest summer of business, management says activity waned throughout the fall season.
98 gift cards, totaling $3,200, were then purchased from area businesses to help local families this holiday season.
Jeff Campbell will be replaced by Paul Bujold and David Brisson by Alyssa Hartwig. Both of the nominations were approved unanimously by the DCH board and will start on January 1st, pending consent from the Dickinson county commissioners.
Dr. Sue Hadley the vice president of clinical services and population health at DCH, says 975 vaccines arrived at the hospital Thursday; 30 healthcare workers were vaccinated during the day.
The facility has partnered with Walgreens to host COVID-19 vaccine clinics at the facility.
The inside will be limited access. Meaning Famers restaurant, the cafeteria and the bar will be open for takeout only.
11-year-old Ella DeRoche and her mom Jesy, from Florence, Wisc. donated a $2,423 check to the Iron Mountain Caring House on Tuesday.
The expansion began this past summer, with Gunlach Champion leading the construction.
The Roseks say they are checking with various marijuana growers in the state, to secure product, but on the top of that list, partnering with local growers.
DICSA staff will deliver everything the week of Christmas.
Throughout that time, there is a series of fun activities, kicking off with a Virtual Tree lighting, on Monday at First National Bank
Every year MSP partners with the Marine Corps Reserve, and Toys for Tots to collect donations; all those presents will be distributed in the area.
Donations can be made during the concerts, or ANY TIME. They will benefit local businesses.
Instead of a train exhibit inside the Florence County Library, 6 train sets will be given away
Since the TV6 Canathon is online this year, the Saint Vincent DePaul Food Pantry is receiving a lot more monetary donations.
‘A Christmas Hero,’ is about a young disillusioned war vet returning home from Afghanistan, struggling to find joy in the life he once knew. Myers plays the veteran’s ex-wife.
Any non-perishable items, such as paper products and canned goods are welcome.
Grants will be awarded up to $15,000 per eligible business on a “first-in” basis.
The Big Red Barn family holiday events are December 5th, 12th and 19th this season. That runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. central time.
There will be an official grand opening event in January, but December 4th is National Cookie Day, so stop in and celebrate.
Due to a mandate from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, grades 9 - 12 are still online. That is scheduled to end December 8th.
All proceeds from the products go back to the group to pay for the new ski jump renovations
The facility says any employees confirmed with COVID/COVID symptoms are immediately sent home and will not return to work until they have been cleared from COVID-19.