With millions of Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Venturers heading to national parks, state parks, and other public land each year, there's bound to be some irreversible harm done to nature. But the point of
We received e-mail recently from a reader asking why the flag on the right sleeve of the Boy Scout uniform shirt differs from the one worn by the U.S. military. Here’s an excerpt: This has been bothering me
This week, we’re introducing a new feature here at Cracker Barrel in honor of the recent release of the Boy Scout Handbook. We call it Learn from the Handbook. Yes, technically the handbook is meant
Nothing screams patriotism like your community’s Independence Day parade. You’ll see it all: red-white-and blue floats, a high school marching band or two, and—of course—a bunch of smiling Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Venturers. But
Did you ever have to make up your mind—between Scouting and sports? You’re not alone. Get input from fellow volunteers in Front Line Stuff from the current issue of Scouting magazine. Some great advice there. But
Let’s get serious. The H1N1 flu, commonly known as “swine flu,” is spreading rapidly across the United States, and the BSA is asking all unit leaders to be prepared and stay informed. The CDC has
Just when the temperatures start warming up, severe weather moves in to spoil the fun. Tomorrow is the first day of May, and that means we’re closing in on thunderstorm season. Is your unit ready?
Wherever you read Cracker Barrel—at your office (we won’t tell your boss) or in front of the home PC—you’re probably not thirsty. You can find plenty of water nearby. But even if you’re not thinking
What’s the best way to determine if a video game is right for your 15-year-old son? Flip over the case and check out the rating. If only the rest of life were that easy. Like