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Special Sale on
Switchback Pants
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A Special is now available from April 15th thru May 15th for the switchback Boy Scout pants. They are now BUY ONE GET ONE FREE. If your interested in purchasing a pair, please call Lisa at the Council office for further details
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 Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts can earn this new Centennial Recruiter Patch by recruiting a boy into their pack or troop this Spring. The Concho Valley Council is providing these awards at no cost to local troops. Patches will be received by troop leaders once an application and registration fees are forwarded to the Council Office
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The San Angelo Colts and the Concho Valley Council have partnered and would like to invite all Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Venturer's to the June 21st Game of the San Angelo Colts against the Harlingen White Wings.
The cost is $15 per scout/leader. This includes admission to the game, meeting the team, game activities, a meal, a free baseball, and overnight stay on the baseball field (weather pending). For more information, visit the council
website: cvcbsa.org.
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The silver medal with the red, white and blue ribbon is designed for formal occasions and may be worn by youth AND adult Eagle Scouts. Formal occasions include any event in which Eagle Scouts will be recognized or in which youth members will be present. This includes Courts of Honor, Blue and Gold Banquets, and other similar type unit, District or Council banquets or dinners. It is not worn during camping events.
The Eagle medal is worn by youth and adult members immediately above the top of the left pocket flap of the uniform. It may be worn with other medals. The order of the medals is up to the individual Eagle Scout.
The cloth Eagle badge is worn by youth members only. The Eagle square knot is worn by adult members above the left pocket seam of the uniform. The two blue ends of the rope are worn toward the wearer's right. (It is left is you are looking at the uniform.) Eagle palms are worn on the ribbon of the Eagle medal or the Eagle square knot.
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