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Eagle Scout’s Adversity Reminds Him to Keep ‘True North’ in Sight

By Jim Fulcher

Surviving a battle with cancer is certainly cause for celebration, but it might also lead to reassessing one’s life and finding purpose, especially after two bouts with the deadly disease.

Safety Quiz: Frostbite and Other Cold-Weather Hazards

By Aaron Derr

Staying warm during a cold-weather outing isn’t just a luxury. You can’t “tough out” frostbite, an injury to body tissues caused by exposure to extreme cold. The good news: It’s not that difficult to stay

Stress-Busting Tips to Help You and Your Family Relax in the New Year

By Mark Ray

It’s time for another semester of tests and term papers for the kids as parents recover from the holiday season. Fortunately, you and your family can survive the start of the year — and the rest of it, really — by recognizing and managing stress.

Stay Healthy With a Year of Fitness Challenges

By Aaron Derr

This story originally appeared in the January-February 2018 issue of Scouting magazine. Studies show that having a specific goal with a time frame is the most effective way to accomplish anything you put your mind to.

Eight ways to make your resolutions stick in the New Year

By Jeff Cstari

Whatever your New Year’s resolutions might be, just thinking you can is not enough to get you there.

He Saved Them From Their Burning Truck!

By Grant Miehm

Chet Darlington was driving home when a he saw pickup truck swerve into a ditch.

Calorie-Cutting Tips to Help You Eat Healthier During the Holidays

By Jeff Cstari

Turkey Day is only the beginning of a long holiday season of overeating that culminates with midnight champagne toasts and pigs in blankets. But you can do your part by making healthier choices when faced with the all-you-can-stuff-in-your-face holiday buffet.

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