Brothers, please find the summer edition of the Little Carpenter attached below. Inside, you will find a recap of NOAC and many more important updates you will not want to miss out on. I hope you enjoy it and as always, feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns! WWW
Brothers, please find the attached documents on the upcoming 2015 Fall Fellowship. Use the attached registration form and submit to council office before September 1 to avoid any late fees or pay using the online registration website:
The Centurion Award aims to highlight “Hometown Heroes,” or those Arrowmen who have meaningfully contributed to the forming, maturing and ongoing operational excellence of their local council’s lodge, and who, in doing so, have or will have inspired others to follow in their footsteps.
Greetings brothers! In commemoration of the anniversary year, I have assembled a Lodge History Book to celebrate our legacy as a Lodge. I have attached below a link to our new Lodge History book on the website due to the file being very large.
Hello Fellow Arrowmen! Attached and below is the information on the 2015 Atta Kulla Kulla Cookout at Camp Old Indian.
Hello brothers! Ordeals have already started for the summer and there have been many questions as for what to do about people going through the ordeal but not attending COI for camp this summer.
Greetings brothers! Coming soon on July 3rd at Camp Barstow, Muscogee Lodge will host the SR-5 ArrowTour stop. This is an event you do not want to miss! Please work out a carpooling plan with your unit or Chapter to go down to the event.
Summer is starting very soon for us and with it comes both our Lodge Cookout, as well as NOAC at the end of the summer. There is another opportunity for you this summer involving the OA this summer and that is ArrowTour.
Brothers, our Lodge mourns for brother Buster Andrews who passed away yesterday at his home. There has been an outpouring of sadness in reaction to the news from Camp Staff, Council Scouters, and Lodge Arrowmen.
Hello Brothers! Word has just arrived from the BSA National Meeting that Atta Kulla Kulla Lodge is now home to two more Distinguished Service Award Recipients!