Call for Awards, Mountain Valley District
With Mountain Valley District’s May 11, 2023, awards event on the horizon, it is time to reflect on accomplishments and appreciate leaders and Scouts. We
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Elections Time
April is elections month in Mountain Valley. What does that mean? First, it means that a Nominating Committee is formed and they talk to existing
Snow, Sun, and Cub Scout Fun
We had over 60 scouts from five packs come out for a beautiful afternoon of fun in the snow for this year’s MVD Winter Klondike!
Safety One Moment at a Time
What one word would you use to describe the BSA safety philosophy? I hope prevention was the one that popped into your head. Whether you
What is a Cub Scout Klondike?
Cub Scouts don’t go out in extremely cold weather like arctic blasts, but that doesn’t mean they can’t get out in the snow and have
Two More Wood Badge Leaders from Troop 649
Congratulations to Nik Mclaughlin and Paul Rodgers on completing their Wood Badge training! Nik is an Assistant Scoutmaster from Troop 649 and Paul is the
Bring-a-Friend – Warm a Heart
Providing service to others is a cornerstone of Scouting. The holidays present many ways to help the community. Captain Amber Ohl, the Corps Officers of
Cub Scouts Aquatics Make a Splash
Cub Scouts Aquatics Night was a great success Friday, Nov. 4th. Over 44 scouts from Packs across the Mountain Valley earned their swimming elective adventures, learning things
Cub Scout Archery Shoot
Shooting and camp are two things Cub Scouts say they absolutely love. Coming up is a shooting opportunity you won’t want your Cub Scout to
Mountain Valley Cub Scout Aquatics
Come enjoy the Eagle Mount pool this year for the Cub Scout Swim! Event is open for Tigers – AOLs, and each age group works
Cub Scout Shooting Sports Rangemaster Training
One of the biggest attractions to Cub Scouts is the opportunity to shoot! You can get trained in just a couple of hours to either
Mountain Valley District WFA 2024
If you are more than 60 minutes from a medical facility, the Boy Scouts of America recommends that at least one leader have Wilderness First