
Does Your Unit Have an Annual Budget?
As we begin thinking about the next school year of Scouting, let’s take time to plan for how we pay the expenses of providing an
As we begin thinking about the next school year of Scouting, let’s take time to plan for how we pay the expenses of providing an
Every year, our Montana summer camps become something greater than places for Scouts and their families – they become proving grounds for courage, friendship, and lifelong memories.
Eagle Scout Elaine Reed (Troop 1941 – G, Northwest District) was recently recognized by Montana State University-Northern for both her campus involvement and her scholastic endeavors.
We experienced perseverance, friendship, and the stunning beauty of Montana. If you’re considering an epic adventure with your kids, don’t overlook something challenging. You will be pleasantly surprised.
I’m particularly partial to the still image. In a world dominated by video, still images hold a unique power. They invite us to pause, reflect,
Throughout my life, including my time in Scouting, the most meaningful and memorable experiences have usually come with a cost. Whether that ‘cost’ be in
Following the nationwide safety stand-down of all Scouting range and target activities, local councils were directed to complete a thorough review and certification process, as
The Montana Council is excited to introduce Genie Funk as the new District Executive for the Prickly Pear and Vigilante Districts.
Originally from Oklahoma, Genie Funk brings a lifelong passion for youth development, community engagement, and leadership in Scouting.
Scouting America has launched a newly enhanced Safeguarding Youth Training (SYT) program, reinforcing its commitment to the safest environment for youth.
A fictional scenario to set the scene: A person finds a town where the sport of basketball is unknown. That person then recruits ten youth
Scouting America, Montana Council thrives because of the dedication, energy, and passion of its volunteers. From leading dens and troops to organizing events and managing
Montana Council President and Chairman of the Board Walt McIntosh delivers the 2025 State of the Council address during the annual convention.