Why Working On Camp Staff Matters
At the beginning of summer, I tell our camp staff they will change the lives of the Scouts who come to our camps, their words
Author: Montana Council
50-Mile, Five-Day Missouri Breaks Adventure
Nestled in sleeping bags tucked into the confines of Hole in the Wall – a geologic formation among the White Cliffs skirting the Missouri River
SE Corner: Respecting Our Flag
I hope you are all doing well and successfully transitioning to fall in Montana. Recently, I have observed some less-than-ideal behavior throughout our great state.
World & National Jamboree Recaps
NATIONAL JAMBOREE The Montana Council was proud to have 23 Scouts and leaders represent Montana at the National Jamboree, a gathering of thousands of Scouts
SE Corner: Most Valuable Asset
In my opinion, the most valuable asset we have against the breakdown of morals and values in our society is well-trained Scout leaders. Think about
Challenges Bring Troop Together
It was a sunny day in June (2023) and spirits were high as the Scouts and their leaders were dropped off at the trailhead at
Log Off. Lace Up.
For the youth in Montana, the Boy Scouts of America is an antidote to too much screen time which can lead to adverse health outcomes, including sleep problems, obesity, and a range of mental health issues.
My Time At NAYLE
NAYLE was an eye-opening experience of what Scouting really is. Everything they taught us had a sense of purpose to carry on in life outside Scouting.
SE Corner: People In This World Doing The Right Thing
Every once in a while, something happens that really solidifies what we do. I was riding an elevator at a local hotel when it stopped
Welcome Grace Friend To Team 315
It is with great pleasure that the Montana Council welcomes Grace Friend as the new District Executive for the Mullan Trail District. Originally from Boise, Idaho, Grace
50 Miles For 50 Years
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Troop 676, an all-male Scouts BSA troop in Bozeman, Mont., a group of dedicated Scouts and Scoutmasters undertook
SE Corner: Thanks For An Incredible Summer
What a summer it has been. We successfully navigated the waters of two summer camp operations, a high-adventure base, National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT), and Jamborees. That is one busy summer. I’m grateful for everyone who played a part in providing life-changing experiences for Scouts in Montana. Thank you for your involvement.
I would like to give a special shoutout to a few individuals who made Scouting especially successful this summer.