Andy Jones

Ten-years ago Andy and his wife Kayla, traveled to Ghana on a humanitarian honeymoon, he had a great love for the people he met and offered to help sell a few drums for some drum carvers he met while he was there. Today, Andy teaches African drumming, imports djembe drums from Ghana and other African Countries, and sells them from his Salt Lake City Warehouse, and uses donations and proceeds from the drums to support a shelter for children, clean water and other humanitarian projects in Ghana. Read the story in the Salt Lake Tribune http://www.sltrib.com/business/ci_14397579

Interfaith Musical Tribute

Aliyah sings in The Salt Lake Tabernacle annual "Interfaith Music Tribute to the Human Spirit," a worship service of music, prayers, dance, song, and devotions from "Many Faiths,One Family, with participation from Buddhist, Catholic, Episcopal, Greek Orthodox, Hindu, Jewish, LDS, Muslim, Presbyterian,Protestant, and other faiths. Taken with my iphone

The Spins at Kilby Court

Snow Goose Festival

Little Chocolatiers

teve Hatch and Katie Masterson, the owners of Hatch Family Chocolates, in the Avenues. They will be starring in the new series on TLC called "Little Chocolatiers."
The image of Jesus appeared once, in a bucket of Spamoni ice cream at Hatch Family Chocolates. (photo by Michael Brandy/Deseret News).

Special Needs Scouts

I was assigned to cover a weekly meeting of the special needs scouts, they were working on their cinematography merit badge. Because there is no age limit, some of the scouts have more than 90 merit badges.

Drive to Roosevelt

I drove to Roosevelt today for the story of the guy who stole a truck, broke into Big O Tires and got a fist full of dollars, then rammed the police car that was chasing him, until the policeman shot and killed him. The photos weren't great, but the drive home was beautiful.