by Tim Pacl | Jan 9, 2021 | Cub Scouts, District Key 3, Home Page Articles, NL Main - 2021-01, Roundtable, ScoutsBSA, Training
Join us to share the love of Scouting and some knowledge of how to get it done. From our first-ever Cubmaster conference to our pack / den program track featuring ceremonies, skits, songs, and more to the Scouts BSA Webelos Woods planning session, there is something for everyone.
by Tim Pacl | Dec 8, 2020 | Advancement, Cub Scouts, Events, Home Page Articles, Newsletter, NL Main - 2020-12, Roundtable, ScoutsBSA, Training
Join us to share the love of Scouting and some knowledge of how to get it done. Guest speaker Kristi Palm has some great insights into planning and conducting a great Blue & Gold and a memorable AOL crossover. Scouts BSA Roundtable Commissioners Bianca Beadles and Jeffrey Hynes will discuss the Assistant Scoutmaster role in your troop.
by Tim Pacl | Dec 7, 2020 | Cub Scouts, Newsletter, NL Main - 2020-12, Roundtable, ScoutsBSA
The Missing Roundtable Session – November 2020 Awards, awards, awards, and more awards. Awards may be a simple thank you, a certificate, a patch, a trophy, or a gift. Awards are recognition for a job well done. Awards are the motivation to “Do Your...
by Tim Urban | Dec 3, 2020 | Cub Scouts, Newsletter, NL Main - 2020-12, Uncategorized
Members of Pack 2030 all gather to receive awards on October 28 at their pack meeting. Several Cub Scouts received their new neckerchiefs as they advanced to their next rank. Congratulations to all for their hard work and achievements. ...
by Tim Pacl | Nov 1, 2020 | Cub Scouts, Events, Newsletter, NL Main - 2020-11, ScoutsBSA, Sea Scouts, Venturing
JOTA-JOTI is the world’s largest digital Scout event taking place on the Internet and over the airwaves. It is an annual event of online activities that promote friendship and global citizenship.
by Kevin Clark | Nov 1, 2020 | Cub Scouts, District Key 3, Key 3 - District Chairman, Newsletter
District Chair Concerned over Programming Gaps and Offers Suggestion for Cub Packs.
