Annual Highlands BBQ this Saturday. Join us for our neighborhood BBQ on June 4 from 6:30-8:30 at the Winn's Home (6444 Davis). Come for some good food and a chance to say hello to old friends and meet new ones.

Congrats to MHS Graduates 2022! Robby Cameron, Kacen Helsten, Danielle Bigelow, Nixan Ordyna, Jaxon McCullough, Jaxon Winn.  Best wishes as you take the next step in your life!!

Spotlight on Brad Winn. Brad Winn lives at 6444 Davis Street, in the house across the street from the house where he was born. That house was one of the first built in Mtn Green. Brad remembers when they first paved the road to his house, because he could then ride his tricycle on pavement instead of in the dirt. Brad was born in 1967 and is 59 years old. He grew up in Mtn Green and loved to hunt, hike, and ride horses. His horse pasture is now occupied by the housing subdivision at the bottom of Highland Drive. Brad was a member of both the Marching and Jazz Bands at Morgan HS and participated in a number of musical productions, including: Bye Bye Birdie, South Pacific, Music Man, Guys & Dolls, and Sound of Music. He graduated from Morgan HS in 1981 and then served a mission to South Africa from 1982-83.  He graduated in engineering from Purdue University in 1989. Brad worked on the Space Shuttle Booster at ATK Thiokol and then did a masters at BYU and a doctorate at the University of Michigan in Organizational Behavior. Brad then served as a VP of Snow College, VP at UVU, Assistant Commissioner at the Board of Regents; Governor’s Aid for Higher Education. Brad is presently employed as a Leadership Professor and the MBA Director at USU. Brad has also been singing with the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square since 1915. Brad met his wife Johanna in Jackson Hole when they were both performing in 7 Brides for 7 Brothers, and were also players in the popular stage coach hold up reenactments and shoot-outs in the city square. Brad was the holdup villain named “Sourpuss Pete” and Johanna was one of the stagecoach passengers that he absconded with, along with all the money. He gave the money back, but decided to keep the girl and they were married in the Denver Temple in 1990. They have 5 kids. Their oldest son Christian is the only one married and he just moved back into the ward. When asked about his hobbies, Brad said, “hiking, camping, singing with the Tab Choir, and playing with my kids.” Asked about his favorite callings, Brad replied, “Primary Chorister; Young Men’s President.” Brad grew up in Mountain Green and then left for 25 years, before moving back. We are very glad that he returned. Ask Brad how he met the Premier of China.

Emergency Preparedness Tip: Check out these emergency preparedness items you can get at the Dollar Store!