Scout advocates for increased participation, plus more positive news this week in Scouting
Scout advocates for increased participation, Passion for Scouting helps Scout defy the odds
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Scout advocates for increased participation, Passion for Scouting helps Scout defy the odds
Spring and Summer cleaning can land Scouts a special patch, plus other positive news in Scouting this week
National Council gifts Texas Superintendent Outstanding Educator Award, and BSA Troop 79 celebrates 100 years of service.
Aspiring Eagle Scout helps bring free pop-up hair salon to soup kitchen, plus other positive news in Scouting
Scouts lend local food pantries a helping hand, Texoma Scout works to preserve community history, plus more good news in Scouting this week
Eagle Scout provides warm blankets, Scouts host flag retirement for veterans, plus more good news from this week.
A group of moms from Chattanooga, Tennessee, are launching a new Cub Scout pack designed for children with special needs.
Amy Garbrick has been named the first female president of the Mountaineer Area Council in Morgantown, West Virginia.
Flag retirement boxes that honor fallen heroes, plus other inspiring Eagle Scout projects from this week.
It’s Pinewood Derby season! Plus, Scouts save a man from freezing. All that and more in this week’s good news roundup.
Rich Pfaltzgraff, a longtime volunteer with South Carolina’s Blue Ridge Council who has earned the BSA’s Silver Beaver Award and District Award of Merit, has been named the new president of the National Eagle Scout Association.
It’s winter camping season! Plus, a youth Olympian who found his passion by earning a merit badge. Plus other good news from the week.
Days after tragedy struck a small community in Perry, Iowa, Scouts BSA Troop 127 rallied together to host a teddy
To fully understand the impact Eagle Scout projects have, you need to see to believe. That’s why we ask to see Eagle Scout project before-and-after photos.
To fully understand the impact Eagle Scout projects have, you need to see to believe. That’s why we ask to see Eagle Scout project before-and-after photos.
To fully understand the impact Eagle Scout projects have, you need to see to believe. That’s why we ask to see Eagle Scout project before-and-after photos.
To fully understand the impact Eagle Scout projects have on communities, you need to see to believe. That’s why we ask to see Eagle Scout project before-and-after photos.
To fully understand the impact Eagle Scout projects have on communities, you need to see to believe. That’s why we ask to see Eagle Scout project before-and-after photos — the same photos prospective Eagles are asked to include with their post-project report.
When Kevin O’Sullivan and Mason Rand first met at the University of Chicago, they quickly learned they had something in common: a vision of a clean energy future driven by nuclear energy.
The latest batch of 9 projects, including a new storage shed for a ball field, a new pavilion for a park and a new mural for a wall in school.
Connor Nicols created We Will Remember, a nonprofit organization with the mission of keeping the names of fallen veterans alive.
Zach Damon’s passion for advancing the aspirations of people who have disabilities has launched him into a whole other pursuit.
“I always wanted my Eagle Project to be a means of supporting my goal of environmental sustainability,” says Siddha, from Troop 761 in Ashburn, Va. “It is our duty to take care of our environment and to leave it better than we found it.”
Just as important as going to college is going to the right college. That’s where The College Tour comes in.
Scout Life is the magazine for Scouts, so let’s fill it with their stories! Here’s how your Scouts can contribute story ideas to the BSA’s official youth publication.
The only thing better than sitting around a campfire with a group of Scouts is sitting around a campfire with a group of Scouts with a guitar.
“We have an eagle statue in my grandfather’s house with the names of the Eagles in our family engraved on it. I really wanted to be a part of that eagle, and I wanted to carry on the family tradition as well.”
Eagle Scout hip-art artist AY Young, 30, is grabbing the world’s attention — both with his activism (which started with his Eagle project) and with his music.