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Scout Repairs Enormous Metal Cross for Eagle Project
At the mouth of the Spanish Fork Canyon in Utah, a 30-ft tall metal cross has stood for three-and-a-half decades. The Dominguez Hill cross, placed there originally in 1981 by the local Knights of...
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Scout Builds Bridge Over Huge Drainage Ditch for Eagle Project
At Legacy Elementary School near Huntsville, Alabama, they built a baseball field as a memorial to a student who had been killed in a hit-and-run incident. Unfortunately, anytime it rained, the only...
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Scout Builds Monument to Veterans Killed in War on Terror
The ongoing War on Terror has claimed the lives of many U.S. soldiers, and during a recent Memorial Day ceremony, one Scout wanted to make sure these veterans who had lost their lives in the War on...
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How This Scout’s Memorial Project Inspired a Community
Ryan inspired his community to raise money for the memorial. (Photo credit: KESQ) When Eagle Scout candidate Ryan P. of the California Inland Empire Council decided to memorialize fallen war heroes for...
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Grandma Inspires Scout’s Eagle Project
There’s a saying that, “If Mama ain’t happy, ain’t nobody happy. If Grandma ain’t happy … run!” And while it wasn’t quite that dire of a situation for Scout Nicholas E., he did notice it when he saw...
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Scout Overcomes Health Challenges to Earn Eagle
Many are familiar with the challenges on the pathway toward earning Eagle, but some Scouts face additional challenges as they work toward this Scouting goal. For Alex L. of the Boy Scouts of America...
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50 Scouts Become Eagles Thanks to This Scoutmaster
Scoutmaster Bud Boyer of the North Florida Council (Photo credit: Ocala.com) Committed adult volunteers are paramount to the success of delivering the values-based programs the Boy Scouts of America...
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Scout Creates Folf Course for Eagle Project
Yes, you’re reading that headline right. The sport of folf (an abbreviation of sorts for “Frisbee golf” and also known as “disc golf”) has grown in popularity in many parts of the country in recent...
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Scout Refurbishes Flagpole for Eagle Project
On Flag Day, Scouts in Horseheads, New York, had the opportunity to replace a worn out flag on a special flagpole. Thanks to the work of Scout Joshua S., a Scout of the Boy Scouts of America Five...
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Electrifying Season of Battlebots Features New and Returning Scouting Contenders
Battle Bots, ABC’s gear-grinding robot combat series, is back for season two this summer and once again, Scouting competitors are planning to sweep the robot-shrapnel ridden floor with their...
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Scout Earns Eagle While in the U.K.
Earning the rank of Eagle Scout is a relatively rare feat for Scouts, and rarer still is earning the rank of Eagle Scout while not actually being on U.S. soil. Thomas W. of the Boy Scouts of America...
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Police Explorer Finds Way to Help Local Youth with Abandoned Bicycles
Sometimes everything just comes together. The refurbished bicycles project started by Eagle Scout candidate and Police Explorer Cameron S. from the Boy Scouts of America Connecticut Rivers Council is...
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Scout Makes Lasting Impact on Animal Shelter with Eagle Project
Construction projects form the basis of a great many Eagle Scout projects. A quick scan of these before-and-after Eagle project photos from the Bryan on Scouting blog offers proof of the amazing impact...
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Scout’s Project for Brooklyn Park Solves Erosion Issue
When you think of Brooklyn, New York, your first thought isn’t likely to be about the borough’s beautiful city parks, but Brooklyn is home to a number of lovely parks, including Owl’s Head Park. Owl’s...
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Impact of Redwood Trees Eagle Project Could Last Thousands of Years
The majestic redwood trees so familiar to residents in parts of California and Oregon are truly a sight to behold. Reaching incredible heights and living thousands of years, these trees are special,...
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Scout Finds Unique Way to Clean the Beach for Eagle Project
People go to the beach for many reasons, but nearly everyone agrees that a clean beach is a much more enjoyable place to visit than a dirty one. Scout Luke W. of the Boy Scouts of America South Texas...
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Eagle Rescues Boy & Grandfather from Rip Current
Eagle Scout Clay B., 18, used the training he learned in Scouting to save the lives of two swimmers. (Photo credit: WWSB) Quick thinking and proper training can save lives in an emergency. That was...
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How This Scout’s Heart-transplant Experience Inspired His Eagle Scout Project
Eagle Scout Jarod D., receiving Scouting’s highest rank before friends and family during his Eagle Scout Court of Honor at Bethel Presbyterian Church (Photo credit: Laura Peters/The News Leader) Before...
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Scout Honors Police, K9 Officers with Eagle Project
A Scout in New Braunfels, Texas, is looking to show his appreciation for local police and K9 officers with his Eagle Scout project. Scout Tommy D., of the Boy Scouts of America Alamo Area Council hopes...
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Inspiring Scout Overcomes Challenges to Earn Eagle
Zach, a Scout from the Seneca Waterways Council of the Boy Scouts of America who was born with Down syndrome, has overcome a number of challenges in his life and has just earned the rank of Eagle...
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