Capitol Area Council
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Scouting or sports? How do kids choose?
The answer? They don’t have to. NBA and NCAA champion Josh Hart learned how to “stack them,” using skills he picked up in Scouting like time management and discipline.
Your kid can figure it out too. See what Scouting can add to your child’s life at BeAScout.org.
09/26/2026
Our council offers prayers of comfort and healing to the family and friends of Linda Gray.
Linda was well known across our council as a devoted Scouter who always stepped up to serve. For nearly 30 years, she volunteered in multiple roles at the unit, district, and council levels. Linda was a Den Leader with Cub Scout Pack 153 in Georgetown, where her sons were Cub Scouts (all eventually became Eagle Scouts). She helped found Scouts BSA Troop 405 in Georgetown and served as its Chartered Organization Representative for 27 years. Linda logged more than 300 days and nights camping with Troop 405, including monthly camping trips, 18 trips to Scouting America's Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico, sailing trips at Scouting America's Sea Base, and canoeing at Scouting America's Northern Tier High Adventure Base.
She believed as many children as possible should benefit from Scouting's proven program, so she served as a Unit Commissioner offering advice and support to other leaders so their units could better serve their Scouts. Linda was a Merit Badge Counselor and also served as Chartered Organization Representative for Cub Scout Pack 405 and Venturing Crew 405.
In recognition of her leadership, Linda received the District Award of Merit. In 1990, our council presented her with the Silver Beaver Award, the highest honor in Scouting for service at the local council level.
You can read Linda's full obituary here: https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/georgetown-tx/linda-gray-13050115
A visitation with the family will be held at The Gabriels Funeral Chapel between 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm on Friday, October 2. The funeral service will take place at 10:00am the next morning, October 3, also at The Gabriels Funeral Chapel.
09/25/2026
Congratulations to our Scout of the Week, Timo!
Timo is a Second Class Scout in Troop 685 of Pflugerville. He serves as an Assistant Patrol Leader and a Den Chief in Pack 912. He has earned two religious awards as a Cub Scout and is working toward his third. Timo is also a James West Fellow!
When asked about why he enjoys serving as a Den Chief, Timo stated, “I had a really amazing time in Cub Scouts, and as an older Scout, it’s important for me to give back to the younger Scouts so that they have as much fun as I did. Plus, I really like to help make a difference to the kids that I see living in my neighborhood.”
When asked what the hardest part of being a Den Chief was, Timo answered, “The hardest part of being a Den Chief is trying to come up with new ways to keep the Webelos excited about the adventures.”
Congratulations, Timo. Keep up the great work and the leadership skills you are building through Scouting!
Landon has his popcorn pitch down! Have your Scouts practiced their storefront speeches yet?
Alan Graham, Founder & CEO of Mobile Loaves & Fishes and the 2022 Distinguished Citizen Award recipient, shares what Scouting meant to him and his family and the lasting impact it had on their lives.
09/22/2026
Get ready! 🍿 Popcorn storefront sales launch this Saturday, September 26!
It’s time to get out in your community and start raising funds for your next Scouting adventure!
Get all the details and resources at capitolareascouting.org/popcorn.
09/21/2026
Don’t miss Fall Conservation Awards Weekend at Lost Pines Scout Reservation! Scouts can serve the outdoors, build new skills, earn awards and up to four merit badges, and have plenty of FUN along the way.
Merit badge opportunities include Bird Study, Energy, Environmental Science, Fish & Wildlife Management, Fishing, Forestry, Geology, and Sustainability - just a few of the options available throughout the weekend.
Ready for a weekend of conservation and adventure?
09/20/2026
⚽ Scout Night at Q2 Stadium!
Join Capitol Area Scouting on Saturday, October 10, as Austin FC takes on Nashville at 7:30 p.m. Scouting families can take advantage of discounted tickets, and one Scout attending the game will win an Austin FC warm-up top autographed by the entire team!
Grab your tickets and cheer on Austin FC with your Scouting family: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Capitolarea2
Ranger PJ is saving a spot for you and your Cub Scouts at our Kite and Rocket Festival! It's happening at Smilin V Scout Ranch on Saturday, September 26. Enjoy rockets of all kinds plus kite building and flying. Come and go between 9am and 3:45pm. Learn more and sign up by visiting https://bit.ly/kiterocketfest2026.
Helping new Cub Scouts and their parents feel welcome and engaged is key to keeping them in the program. It also impacts leader development, and how much fun everyone has (including the current volunteer leaders!) Come learn best practices from the recent retention study, and easy ways to apply them to your pack.
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