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Scouts and First Responders Demonstrate Respect Through Proper Flag Retirement
The American flag represents the freedoms, sacrifices, and values that unite our nation. When a flag becomes worn, faded, or damaged beyond repair, it deserves to be retired with the dignity and respect it has earned. Recently, members of the Laurel Highlands Council joined local first responders and community volunteers for a meaningful flag retirement…
Read MoreTori Griffin Working with Bradenton
Eagle Scout project established by John Roberts to help a regional marketing agency improve fundraising capabilities with impactful nonprofits.
Read MoreMakenzie Smith Working with Bado’s
Eagle Scout project established by John Roberts to help a regional marketing agency improve fundraising capabilities with impactful nonprofits.
Read MoreJohn Roberts Working with TrailBlaze Creative
Eagle Scout project established by John Roberts to help a regional marketing agency improve fundraising capabilities with impactful nonprofits.
Read MoreMAKING MOVES IN SCOUTING
It is always nice to share good news. Please know that Alan Parks has accepted the position of Deputy Scout Executive in our Laurel Highlands Council. As you know, Alan is a valued member of our team and our Chief Operating Officer. As we move forward in growth, Alan will take on additional responsibilities as…
Read MoreSPRING OF SERVICE: 2021 SCOUTING FOR FOOD CAMPAIGN
FOR IMMEDIATERELEASE: June 7, 2021Lyndsay SeibelScouting America, Laurel Highlands Council412-325-7926Lyndsay.Seibel@scouting.org Spring of Service: 2021 Scouting for Food Campaign Pittsburgh, PA: You might have heard about Summer of Service. But how about “Spring of Service?” This year the Scouting America, Laurel Highlands Council (LHC) hosted its 35th annual Scouting for Food (SFF) and Chow Wagon Campaign.…
Read MoreTEN CUB SCOUTS AWARDED: SUPERNOVA
New Sewickley, Pennsylvania: The Scouting America developed the STEM Nova Awards program to excite and expand a sense of wonder in our Scouts. By working with an adult counselor or mentor, the various modules allow them to explore the basic principles of STEM and discover how fun and fascinating STEM can be. During a Blue…
Read MoreBOY SCOUTS: CHARTING A NEW PATH TO CONNECTIONS
(And It’s Good News for Girls) Belonging—the desire to belong to something larger than ourselves—is a fundamental human need. Science has shown that our desire to belong begins in infancy. It’s well-documented that belonging to a group is beneficial to children and young people because it can play a significant role in developing essential personal…
Read MoreTODD MCGREGOR SELECTED AS SCOUT EXECUTIVE/CEO OF LAUREL HIGHLANDS COUNCIL
Todd R. McGregor has been selected to serve as Scout Executive/CEO of the Laurel Highlands Council, Scouting America effective May 1, 2021. Todd began his Scouting career in the Mid-America Council, in Omaha, Nebraska as a District Executive. He also served the council as a Field Director. He left Omaha, Nebraska to become the Development…
Read MoreNEW ADVENTURES AWAIT! MOULDS RETIREMENT
Sharon M. Moulds, Scout Executive/CEO of Laurel Highlands Council Retirement Pittsburgh, PA (January 25, 2021) – Over the past 35 years, Sharon M. Moulds has served the Scouting organization. On January 31, 2021, Sharon will officially retire from Scouting America, Laurel Highlands Council. Sharon has had a long and successful Scouting career. Beginning in Peoria,…
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