Firebrick Bar and Grill at Young’s Golf and Recreation in Iron River has been identified as a potential COVID-19 exposure site in Iron County, local health officials announced Monday.

Those who visited the facility from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday or 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Saturday may be at higher risk for the virus if larger crowds were present and masking and social distancing guidelines were not consistently followed, said Daren Deyaert, health officer for the Dickinson-Iron District Health Department.

“DIDHD is recommending that anyone who visited this location during the identified time frame above monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19 and contact your medical provider should you become symptomatic,” Deyaert said. Symptoms typically appear within two to 14 days, he said.

“The establishment has been cooperative, has patron safety in mind and should not be avoided due to this past potential exposure,” Deyaert added.

DIDHD continues to advise adhering to all recommended social distancing and hygienic practices needed to prevent the spread of COVID-19, including wearing a face mask, avoiding large gatherings and maintaining social distancing around other people. Avoid sharing personal items such as utensils, water bottles and cell phones.

DIDHS on Monday also reported a new COVID-19 case in Iron County, bringing it to 23. Michigan’s COVID-19 data site showed 24 positives.

Elsewhere in the Upper Peninsula, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ COVID-19 data site Monday had three new positives in Delta and Ontonagon counties, two in Menominee and Houghton County, and one each in Iron and Gogebic counties. The state also lowered Dickinson County’s total by one, to 58, one less than the DIDHD has for the county.

On the Wisconsin side of the region, that state’s COVID-19 data site added six more positives in Marinette County to top 500 overall, plus five more cases in Iron County and one each in Florence and Forest counties. The Florence County Health Department upped its total to 18 cases, two more than the state showed, on Facebook, with nine recovered. Forest County health officials confirmed a 61st case on Facebook, stating “that individual is isolating at a residence outside of Forest County.” Iron County lists 89 cases on its Facebook page, four more than the state and up 11 from its previous post, with 76 recovered and only three ever hospitalized. Vilas County posted two more positives Monday on Facebook, to 79, with one listed as hospitalized.

For the Upper Peninsula, the MDHHS COVID-19 data site Monday had Keweenaw County with three confirmed cases and one probable; Luce County, four confirmed cases; Baraga County, five confirmed cases; Schoolcraft County, 12 confirmed cases and one probable; Alger County, 15 confirmed and two probable; Mackinac County, 22 confirmed cases and five probable; Iron County, 24 confirmed cases and one death; Ontonagon County, 27 confirmed and two probable; Chippewa County, 31 confirmed cases and 13 probable; Houghton County, 48 confirmed cases and seven probable; Dickinson County, 58 confirmed cases, one probable and two deaths; Delta County, 92 confirmed cases, 24 probable and three deaths; Gogebic County, 126 confirmed cases, nine probable and a death; Menominee County, 159 confirmed cases and 23 probable; and Marquette County, 180 confirmed cases, 16 probable and 11 deaths. State numbers are updated daily but can lag behind local reports or have other discrepancies.

The MDHHS also earlier separately had prison inmates who were positive in Luce and Chippewa counties.

Using state figures Monday, the Upper Peninsula has had 808 confirmed COVID-19 cases with 18 deaths.

The MDHHS reported 465 confirmed new COVID-19 cases in Michigan on Monday for a total of 93,185 to date. The state added one new death Monday for a total of 6,325.

For Wisconsin counties in the region, the state Department of Health Services’ COVID-19 data site Monday had Marinette County with 501 cases and five deaths; Iron County 85 cases and one death; Vilas County 74 cases; Forest County 61 cases and four deaths; and Florence County 16 cases. As with the Michigan data, the state numbers are updated daily but can lag behind local reports or have other discrepancies.

Wisconsin recorded 455 new positives in the state Monday for a total of 66,196 to date, according to the state DHS data site. The state had no new COVID-19 deaths Monday to remain at 1,039.

According to the Dickinson-Iron District Health Department, Dickinson County as of Monday has had 59 confirmed COVID-19 positives, with 37 recovered, two deaths and 20 cases still active. Iron County has had 23 positives, with nine recovered, one death and 13 still active.

Dickinson County Healthcare System as of Monday showed 18 cases from Dickinson County and 23 cases from other counties; those counties are not identified. DCHS has tested 2,783 people for COVID-19, with 41 positive, 2,703 negative and 39 results still pending. DCHS noted there are several additional sources of testing in Dickinson County.