Recognitions and Awards, September 2019 Executive Board Meeting
The Executive Board of the Indian Nations Council, Boy Scouts of America honored and recognized Venture Scout, Leah Adams, with the Venturing Summit Award, Scouting’s highest honor for a youth in Venturing. Neosho District Chairman Tom Carment was recognized for his years of dedicated service in the Boy Scouts of America. Tom received his 40 Year Veteran Pin during the Executive Board meeting, September 10, 2019.
Peer-to-Peer Recruiting Program
Bring A Friend – An Opportunity to Grow Scouting! Once again, the Indian Nations Council is announcing the Peer-to-Peer Recruiting Program or “Bring A Friend Program”. The first 200 Scouts that recruit a NEW Scout will receive a LIMITED-EDITION COUNCIL SHOULDER PATCH for uniform wear! This is a tremendous opportunity for growth! If you are […]
Planning for the Future of the Indian Nations Council
Please review THIS LETTER from the Indian Nations Council, Boy Scouts of America Scout Executive/CEO, Bill Haines, regarding the Strategic Long-Range Plan.
Scoutbook App Updates
Scoutbook should be your go-to app for your next den meeting – If you’re a den leader, you’re going to love the latest update to Scoutbook! The Boy Scouts of America’s online tool for tracking Scouting advancement just rolled out a new update that’s going to make it easier than ever for den leaders to prepare for and […]
Twin Arrows
Twin Arrows District includes the following cities: Bixby, Broken Arrow, Coweta, Hakell, sections of Tulsa and Union Schools.
