Before you get too smashing with your fall festivities, here’s a little safety spell to remember: Pumpkin Chunkin’ is a big no-no in Scouting!

Lea County Scouts from Troops 300, 301, and 3274, along with Explorers from Lea County Sheriff’s Explorer Post 384, participated as actors in the Hobbs Police Department and Hobbs Fire Department’s first Active Shooter Drill.

As part of our continued commitment to creating a safe and supportive environment for every young person in our programs, we are excited to announce the launch of the new Safeguarding Youth Training (SYT).

Safeguarding youth is our highest priority. As part of our continued commitment to creating a safe and supportive environment for every young person in our programs, we are excited to announce the launch of the new Safeguarding Youth Training (SYT).

The new release of the new Safeguarding Youth Training wasn’t just a refreshed version of the old training—it’s a completely redesigned format with relevant, real-world content shared by national experts in youth protection.

Here are 10 essential tips to help new Scouts feel confident and ready for anything.

Here are some key scenarios when Scouts should be wearing eye protection and what type to use.

Position-specific training for adult volunteers in the Scouting America program is crucial for delivering a high-quality Scouting experience

While water activities offer a refreshing escape from the heat, they also come with inherent risks.

As enjoyable as hiking can be, it also poses certain risks, especially during hot weather conditions.

One crucial aspect of Scouting is water-based activities, such as rafting and boating. However, these activities come with inherent risks, w