Scouters Conference 2022 is Feb. 12

Celebrate our accomplishments and help plan for our future at this year's Scouters Conference, set for Feb. 12. Join us as we recognize our Silver Beavers for this year, conduct the annual meeting and celebrate others volunteers who made a difference in the local Scouting program. CLICK HERE to learn more.

Silver Beavers to be honored Feb. 12

Congratulations to our Silver Beaver recipients for this year - Linda Meyer, Don Brewer, Larry Weimert, and Mike Metzger. They will be recognized during the council's annual recognition luncheon on Feb. 12. Register today to join the celebrations luncheon and help recognize this individuals for their efforts in the local Scouting program. CLICK HERE to learn more.

Hockey Scout Night is Feb. 4 - Free admission for Scouts in uniform

FREE admission for Scouts wearing their uniform into the Findlay Trojans vs. St. Francis DeSales hockey match at The Cube on Friday, Feb. 4. CLICK HERE to learn more. Come see an exciting night of hockey and celebrate being a Scout.

Eagle Scout Youth Recognition is March 12

Celebrate the Eagle Scout Class of 2021 and all the youth who accomplished great things during the year at the annual council recognition dinner. CLICK to register.

Wood Badge Adult Leadership Training

Wood Badge welcomes all Scout leaders! Whether you are a Pack, Troop, Crew, District or Council leader, you will find the essential tools at Wood Badge to help yourself and the Scouts you serve grow better. CLICK HERE to learn more!

30 Days to Stronger Scouting Program returns

Each Scout unit can earn rank badges for FREE for a year by completing its Friends of Scouting presentation and surpassing the unit goal within 30 days. CLICK HERE for more information.

National outdoor program conference set

Learn more to help present the promise of Scouting with this conference for all Outdoor Program Support committees in council. This event offers specialty sessions, updated NCAP information and other news from the National Council. CLICK HERE for more information.

In other news

• Tragic accident leads to establishement of Camp Berry. In 1928, Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Berry purchased 83 acres, which included the orgiinal 10 acres of Camp Berry, and donated it in memory of their son who had died in a horrific accident. CLICK HERE to read the story!
• Nina Dukes becomes first with naitonal OA recognition. Black Swamp Area Council's Nina Dukes is first in Order of the Arrow history to receive both of OA's most prestigious awards. Learn more HERE!
• NYLT Registration Open. The National Youth Leadership Training course models a typical month in a Scouting unit and reinforce a youth-led, adult-guided model helping Scouts improve their leadership and skills. CLICK HERE for more information!