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What would your city be like without Scouts?

By Scouting magazine

Set in the context of the 1921s — in the post-World War I, Roaring Twenties climate — it’s not too hard to imagine how Scouts (and plentiful Good Turns) helped strengthen communities.

Eight attributes of successful Scout camps

By Scouting magazine

From the archives, we’ve dug up a list of eight attributes to look for in top-notch Scout camps.

Videography tips from Scouting’s black-and-white film era

By Scouting magazine

The 1930s-era videocamera was a far cry from today’s GoPro technology. But this article points out timeless cinematography tips that GoPro-wearing Scouts can use today to document Scouting activities in an exciting way.

Enter to win an exclusive Scouting magazine patch

By Scouting magazine

The first 100 entries will receive an exclusive Scouting Magazine Centennial Patch celebrating 100 years of the magazine.

Readers’ vote for favorite Scouting magazine cover

By Scouting magazine

Nearly 350 readers voted in the exciting, March Madness-themed cover contest. In this post, we reveal the winning cover, and it might surprise you ….

Examining Scouting magazine’s first issue

By Scouting magazine

Learn more about why Scouting magazine was created and how its original purpose still holds true for today’s publication.

Vote for your favorite Scouting cover and you can win

By Scouting magazine

Vote for your favorite Scouting magazine cover in this March Madness-style contest — you could win one of 50 exclusive patches!

Welcome to the new Scouting magazine archive

By Scouting magazine

To celebrate our centennial anniversary, we’ve partnered up with the University of North Texas Digital Projects Unit to digitize every single issue of Scouting that ever rolled off the press.