Boy Scout from BSA Troop 55 was on the front cover of the Winter 2015 edition of “The Scouter Digest (National Capital Area Council)”. Scouts participated the NCAC ‘s “Veterans Day Wreath Laying” service at Washington DC , met with veterans and passed out roses to them as a way of thanking them for their […]
The Scouter Digest (Winter 2015 Edition) – First Time Campers Enjoy Unique Opportunity at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts
Unveiling of a Historical Marker on Hunter Mill Road
On October 11th, 2014, scouts from Troop 55 took place in a flag ceremony prior to the unveiling of a Historical Marker on Hunter Mill Road in Reston. A reporter from the Civil War News covered the story, which is in the December edition here: http://www.civilwarnews.com/archive/articles/2014/dec/restonmarker-121401.htm The event is also featured in the most recent […]
Great Falls’ Spooktacular Success, traditional village event has record numbers.
Here is a recent article in the Great Falls Connection covering Troop 55’s involvement with the Haunted House on Halloween. Check bottom of page for link to the full article. Below are a few quotes from the article. “This year’s haunted house was taken over by the local boy scout troop and had lines in […]
Sun Gazette (11/11/2014): Wolf Trap event gives local young people an up-close look at camping
The Sun Gazette wrote an article about Troop 55’s leadership in Wolf Trap National Park’s local program. Boy Scout volunteer Corey Hodge, a Langley High School senior, said the program was a “great chance to use my Scout and leadership skills to help youth learn to take responsibility for themselves in a safe and fun-filled environment. […]
Great Falls Connection (10/22/2014): Camping at Wolf Trap – BSA in the news
Troop 55 is in the news again. Here is an excerpt from a story in the Great Fall Connection. The full article link is below. Chief Ranger Duane Erwin saw this event as an amazing collaboration of organizations that believe in sharing an appreciation for nature and investing in our youth. “I am very impressed […]