Former Astronauts Talk STEM, Scouting, and the International Space Station

Thousands of Chicago-area youths were in for a stellar lesson this Thursday when they learned about space exploration skills straight from extraterrestrial experts. Close to 6,000...

May 20, 2016

Boy Injured in Mass Stabbing at High School Becomes Eagle Scout

The path toward earning Eagle Scout is different for every Scout that travels down it. Some face truly unique challenges in their pursuit of...

May 20, 2016

Scout Builds “Eagles’ Nest” for Park

It’s very fitting that Eagle Scout candidate Alexander M. of the Boy Scouts of America Northern Star Council would build an “Eagles’ Nest” for his Eagle...

May 20, 2016

Scout Builds Fire Pit for Retiring National Flags

The Boy Scouts of America Handbook states: “A national flag that is worn beyond repair may be burned in a fire. The ceremony should be...

May 19, 2016

Scouts’ Interest in Aviation Takes Off at Unique Camp

Nixing the traditional idea of a weekend Boy Scout camping trip, 27 troops from the Black Swamp Area Council opted for a unique experience...

Thousands of Girls, Boys, and Families Celebrate Historic Launch of Scouts BSA

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Former Astronauts Talk STEM, Scouting, and the International Space Station

Boy Injured in Mass Stabbing at High School Becomes Eagle Scout

Scout Builds “Eagles’ Nest” for Park

Scout Builds Fire Pit for Retiring National Flags

Scouts’ Interest in Aviation Takes Off at Unique Camp