Meet us at Scott County Park, the side WITHOUT the playground. We will be at the picnic shelter.
Build your own paper rocket and then launch it up into the air.
How high will it go? Can it land without exploding?
Tuesday, 9/29, at 6:30 p.m.
"Rocket science is tough, and rockets have a way of failing." — Sally Ride
Our Pack picks up popcorn on September 9, which means Show & Sales begin the same week. If your Scout would like to participate in a storefront Show & Sale, please visit the Trail’s End app and register for a shift. Instructions for downloading the app and signing up can be found on the Popcorn tab of our website.
⭐ Scout Incentives for 2026 Popcorn Season
🎉 Popcorn Bingo – $5 Ice Cream Gift Card
Scouts who complete a BINGO on our Popcorn Bingo sheet will earn a $5 ice cream gift card.
In addition to Pack incentives, Trail’s End awards digital gift cards at sales milestone. These gift cards stack with all Pack rewards and give Scouts even more motivation to participate.
When your Scout reaches $450 in sales, they’ll get to help turn a leader into a sundae.
At $1,200, Scouts receive 50% reimbursement of their National membership dues.
At $2,000, Scouts receive 100% reimbursement of their National membership dues.
⭐ Pack‑Wide Goal: $9,000
When our Pack reaches $9,000 in total sales, we’ll celebrate with a Pack trip to Georgetown Cinemas for a Saturday movie outing, (popcorn & drink snack box included).
We’re already planning an amazing Spring camping trip, and popcorn fundraising helps make it possible. You won’t want to miss it.
This fundraiser supports ALL the fun, adventures, and events our Pack enjoys throughout the year. Every Scout’s participation helps us deliver an incredible Cub Scout experience.
(See the Popcorn tab for a full description/requirements of incentives)
Enjoy Fall Break and we will see you next week!
First Responder Meeting
Join us as we welcome First Responders to our meeting.
Can you think of a good question to ask?
"First responders are like real-life superheroes who wear uniforms instead of capes." - Unknown
Scouts will spend the weekend getting to know boy, girl, and family Troops from around our Council. The Troops will guide the AoL's through different stations and important skills. We are able to cross off many of the outdoor requirements during this weekend.
Parents are welcome to camp, but it is not required. (Parent's, please complete the S.A.F.E. Guarding Youth training, see the Training tab for more info.)
We will register as one unit, do not register for this event on your own.
McKee Fall Adventure is a weekend packed with fun for the whole family.
Check out the Blue Grass Council website to get more info.
Members of the Pack have the option to camp together and either cook as a unit OR you can opt to eat in the dining hall for an additional fee. Families need to reach out to leadership to register for this event.
If your Scout has outgrown any uniform pieces, hats, neckerchiefs, t‑shirts, belts, or bottoms, we’d love to give them a second life. Turn in any items you’re ready to pass along, and we’ll wash them up and make sure they get into the hands of another Scout who can use them.
We’re also collecting old Handbooks. These are incredibly helpful for new families and Scouts who need a replacement.
To donate any Scout‑related items, simply see Ms. Kitty. Your contributions help keep Scouting accessible for everyone in our Pack.
Your Scout can take part in the Liberty in Action Challenge, a special program celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. This challenge invites Scouts to explore the founding principles of the Declaration of Independence and connect those ideas to life today.
Once your Scout completes the requirements, let us know and they’ll receive the special edition America’s 250th Anniversary patch, which can be earned through February 2027.
Click HERE for the complete list of requirements to earn the patch:
When a Scout helps bring a friend, relative, classmate, or anyone they know into our Pack, they earn the Recruiter Strip, a special patch that shows they helped our Pack grow.
And the best part: you get to wear this strip on your uniform forever. Even when you’re as old as the leaders, that little strip will still be there showing you made a difference.
Follow this link for step‑by‑step directions on how to recruit a friend and get your Recruiter Strip: Recruiter Strip Directions
Our Pack is collecting aluminum pop tabs. If you’re already saving them, awesome, keep going! When you fill a bag or container, you can turn it in anytime.
If you haven’t started yet, now’s the perfect time to begin. Every little handful helps.
⭐ Why Pop Tabs Matter
We donate all collected tabs to Ronald McDonald House, where they’re recycled to help fund services and support for youth and families. Your tabs make a real difference, so keep saving and keep turning them in!
Our Pack thrives because of amazing families who step up in big and small ways. If you’d like to get involved, there are plenty of opportunities that fit every schedule and comfort level.
You can lead a den, assist a den leader, serve on a committee, or even take charge of just one event, every bit of help makes a difference and keeps our program strong for the Scouts.
To find the role that fits you best, reach out to any current leader. We’d love to welcome you into a spot where your talents shine.
LME = Lemons Mill Elementary School, (in the cafeteria), 300 School House Road
OCC = Oxford Christian Church, (in the gym), 2785 Oxford Village Lane
2nd Thursday each month: Roundtables in Lexington
Above you’ll find upcoming activities happening across the Blue Grass Council. Attendance is completely optional, but these events are a great way to have fun, explore new adventures, and connect with more Scouts throughout our council.
Click the event link to learn more and see how you can join in on the excitement.