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Imagine ziplining from the conference center, through a forest and across a mountain lake to get to your morning session. Attendees can do just that at The Summit Bechtel Reserve, a massive expanse near Beckley, West Virginia, used by the Boy Scouts of America for the summer National Jamboree every four years, meaning it has a lot of space to fill, to say the least, during off years.
Coda Mountain Academy has a special evening planned for southern West Virginia residents on Thursday, May 12.
Adventures on the Gorge has signed on as a primary sponsor of the Adventure On! Freedom Festival, which will be staged by the Summit Bechtel Reserve on Sept. 10-12.
Four Boy Scouts from Troop 328 in Timonium were awarded the distinguished rank of Eagle Scout in May.
HOWLAND — The boys and girls of Canfield’s Troop 25 recently gathered at the Medici Museum of Art to learn about Scouting heritage through the eyes of famed artist Norman Rockwell. The Scouts out of Canfield United Methodist Church were guided by Howland attorney Ned Gold, who was central to the three-year effort to bring the Rockwell paintings to the museum. The 65 paintings are part of the art collection owned by the Boy Scouts of America. “Mr. Gold is a treasure to the museum itself,” said Suzanne Heino, Scoutmaster of Troop 8025. Sharing stories from a lifetime of Scouting, Gold...