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Scouting America Partners with America250 to Mark Nation’s 250th Anniversary

Scouting America is joining forces with America250, the official initiative commemorating the 250th anniversary of American independence, to inspire a new generation of civic leaders through service, leadership and community engagement. The partnership connects Scouts and their families to the nation’s history while encouraging meaningful action in their communities.

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Scouts Serve Because That’s What Scouts Do

In Gillette, Wyoming, nearly a dozen scouts from Troop 6064 stepped up to support a local resident after a heartbreaking loss. In January, Mary Robinson’s Pomeranian, Giggy, was killed after getting her head stuck through a damaged section of fence while confronting a loose dog in the neighborhood.

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Frank O’Hare Recognized with Lamb Award

Scouting leader Pierre “Frank” O’Hare was recognized with the Lamb Award during Scout Sunday at Faith Lutheran Church in Mount Vernon, Ohio. Presented by Faith Lutheran Church and Muskingum Valley Council of Scouting America, the Lamb Award recognizes distinguished service to church and youth.

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Scout Irelynn Pachulski Recognized as Scholar Athlete

Senior Irelynn Pachulski of Michigan’s Saranac High School was recently recognized as a Scholar Athlete, and her impact reaches far beyond the stat sheet. A true multi sport competitor, she participates in volleyball, basketball, softball, track, and even football sideline cheer, while also performing in the school band.

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Scout Restores Burial Sites

An Eagle Scout service project is helping lead the way in restoring and honoring long-overlooked burial sites at Rosemary Cemetery in Naples, Florida. The initiative, known as “Project Reverence,” was launched after a local Scout, Jonathan Rodriguez, worked with county leaders to raise awareness of segregated and previously unmarked sections of the historic cemetery.

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Eagle Scout Suits Up for Team USA’s Bobsled Team

Jackson Bullock of Scouts BSA Troop 159 completed his Eagle Scout project at the Brazos Valley Rehabilitation Center in Bryan, Texas, where he received therapy as a child. Wanting to create a project with lasting impact, Jackson led an effort to build and install an outdoor sensory course along with new bookshelves for the waiting room. He also secured donated books and a reusable stencil kit for a sensory path that can be expanded over time.

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Scout Gives Back to Rehabilitation Center Where He Had Therapy

Jackson Bullock of Scouts BSA Troop 159 completed his Eagle Scout project at the Brazos Valley Rehabilitation Center in Bryan, Texas, where he received therapy as a child. Wanting to create a project with lasting impact, Jackson led an effort to build and install an outdoor sensory course along with new bookshelves for the waiting room. He also secured donated books and a reusable stencil kit for a sensory path that can be expanded over time.

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Eagle Scouts Hopes to Meet Every N.C. City and Town Leader

Most people would be thrilled to meet the mayor of their own city. Scouting alum Mitchell Whitley decided to aim a little higher. The 27-year-old Eagle Scout, now based in Raleigh and working for the State Auditor’s office, has set a goal to meet every mayor in North Carolina. All 551 of them.

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Scouts in Oakland, New Jersey Serve During Recent Snow Storm

After recent snowstorms left many seniors unable to clear their long, icy driveways, the Oakland Senior Center put out an urgent call for help, especially from volunteers with snowblowers. Local Troop 49 stepped up without hesitation. Scouts spent hours in freezing conditions clearing driveways, walkways, steps, and even fire hydrants for elderly residents.

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