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Before you hit up Etsy or eBay, consult this list of merit badges that will help you create handmade gifts for family and friends.

Four young women from Troop 2019 of the Middle Tennessee Council have completed all the requirements to earn the highest honor in Scouts BSA.

Ryan planned, developed and led a project aimed at making sure every student in his town in remote Maine had a working computer for school.

The interpreter strip is a visible sign to others that you’re available for conversation in a language other than English.

When you switch to ranked-choice voting in the next unit election, you’ll get the most-preferred candidate in the least time.

Let’s flip the script: all good news, all the time. Here are five stories of young people stepping up to help their communities during COVID.

We’ve heard from a number of unit leaders looking for an alternative meeting place during the pandemic. Here’s the five-step plan.

This Missouri Scouter showed her Scouts how to pursue their passions on Forged in Fire.

When she was 3, Ani went to her brother’s Cub Scout meetings — convinced she was a Scout, too. A decade later, she’ll soon be an Eagle Scout.

We caught up with the Arizona Life Scout to learn how she got on CBS’ radar and what she has enjoyed most about her Scouting journey.