In the past, our popular Name That Council challenge was just a fun Friday diversion. The winner's name was mentioned on the blog, but that was it. This week, it gets serious. Because starting today,
Breaking news from the BSA’s National Annual Meeting in Dallas: BSA Chief Scout Executive Bob Mazzuca today announced that CONSOL Energy has made a $15 million gift to the BSA. The donation will support The
The countdown to the Indianapolis 500, "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing," has dipped under the one-week mark. This Sunday, 33 drivers will race 200 laps in hopes of being the first man or woman to
After a nine-month hiatus, we’re bringing back our Knot of the Week feature for a special look at the Silver Buffalo Award, just in time for the BSA National Annual Meeting, going on now in
http://www.youtube.com/v/tgWRVOrSq1Y&fs=1 We've got another Adventure Base 100 video for you today as the exhibit heads northwest toward the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn. AB 100 set up at the Mall of America,
http://www.youtube.com/v/o1MxE6NJf9M&fs=1 Gerald Ford, the only Eagle Scout to serve as U.S. president, grew up in Grand Rapids, Mich. And when Adventure Base 100 stopped there this month, the former president was on a lot of
"Name That Council" returned on Friday with a new challenge. We removed the council name from a shoulder patch and asked you to identify the mystery council. Several readers responded with the correct answer. Did
After the tough January-February version of "Where Am I?", the March-April challenge was a walk in the park. Readers agreed. We received 319 correct answers—almost double the number from the previous issue. Let's go over
This week, we're bringing back our popular Name That Council challenge. We remove all words from a council shoulder patch, and you tell us the council's name. Easy, right? The concept is the same, but
BSA Motorsports and Dale Coyne Racing this week unveiled a striking new paint job for their No. 19 IndyCar. The special edition replaces the traditional Scouting fleur-de-lis with the BSA 2010 logo. Also gone is