 Scout Shop &
Office Hours
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 9am - 5pm
Wednesday: 1pm - 7pm
Thursday: 9am - 5pm
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Address, Phone, Fax5 Audubon Court
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Phone (570) 784-2700
Fax (570) 387-4074 General Email
officestaff@
columbiamontourbsa.org
Quick Links
 
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Welcome to the Columbia-Montour Council website!CLICK on any headline below or any rotating banner TO READ MORE about a news item or event.
Council News & Activities
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Cub Scout Movie Night has been re-scheduled to Oct 5-6 at Camp Lavigne. CLICK for more information or to register...
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Scoutbook is the BSA’s online unit management tool and helps Scouts, parents and leaders track advancement and milestone achievements along the Scouting trail. The BSA has announced that it will make Scoutbook subscriptions free to all BSA units beginning Jan. 1, 2019. Units that already use Scoutbook won’t be charged when they renew their subscription after Sept. 1, 2018. CLICK to read more...
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On-line registration is now open for the Annual Cub Scout Camporee, which will be held at the Orangeville Carnival Grounds on October 12th-14th. CLICK for more details or to register...
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Did you know? The Order of the Arrow has a special award entitled the "OA Unit of Excellence Award" which recognizes units, and their leaders, who excel at incorporating the OA into their unit's program. CLICK to find out more about this award and download the tracking form...
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All Scout leaders as well as Scout and Venturer youth (ages 14-20) and are invited to Engage 2018 NER Area 4’s Premier Training Event on Oct 19-21, sponsored by the NER 4 Venturing Officers' Association. While many of the training sessions are for Venturers, there are several training sessions that are open to any Scout or adult leader. CLICK for more information...
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All adults (over 21) are invited to the council's annual Wine Festival at Camp Lavigne on Saturday, October 20 from 11 am to 5 pm. There will be food vendors, crafters, artists, music, brewpubs and, of course wine tasting! Music this year by ONE80. CLICK for more information and how to purchase tickets.
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Please note the fall Scout Shop hours posted in the left column of this website.
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All Scouts or Venturers, age 14 and over, are invited to attend Kodiak Challenge. This is an advanced leadership training for young men and women in a high adventure setting, stressing servant leadership, and the practical application of ILS, NYLT and NAYLE skills. This is a hands-on skills course conducted under the open sky, not a classroom. CLICK to read more...
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Even those Scout leaders who took the previous version of Youth Protection Training (YPT) must log into My.Scouting.org and complete the new Youth Protection (YPT-2) course. You have until Oct. 1, 2018, to do so. UPDATE: Classroom YPT training will be offered at our Scout Service Center. CLICK for more information...
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The Council Service Center is in need of an Office Assistant. Click for more information...
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The annual council New Scout "Rocket into Scouting" Rocket Launch is scheduled for Sunday Sept. 30 1-4 pm at the large field west of the Buckhorn Home Depot. CLICK to read more...
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Attention all unit leaders! Is your BeAScout Pin up to date? Have you updated it to indicate that your pack is accepting girls? Have you checked your unit leader contact information, unit basic information and website information to make sure that it is all correct and up to date? CLICK for more information...
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The Bloomsburg Fair Board has once again invited Scouts, Scouters, Venturers and Explorers from our council to be ushers at the evening grandstand shows. Registration / sign-up this year will be via the website. CLICK for more information...
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The Boy Scouts have once again been asked to help at the Fair Grounds on Monday, September 24th,Senior Citizen Day at the fair. Our task is to help assist people off of the buses that arrive at Gate 3 between 8:30 am and 12 noon. CLICK for more information and to register...
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We are excited to begin registration for our trip to Normandy, France to attend the Transatlantic Council’s Spring Camporee on Omaha Beach. For more information, including the potential for an adult contingent, click here…
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The window for the latest round of National Eagle Scout Association scholarships opened on Aug. 1, and will close on Oct. 31. The National Eagle Scout Association will award nearly $700,000 in scholarships to more than 150 Eagle Scouts based on their academic performance, Scouting background, college plans and financial need. Eagle Scouts should get applications in as soon as possible...
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Navigate to the council Advancement web page, via the White/Blue "Program" drop-down menu item at the top of the website for updated information on the Lion Program.
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Contingent (Unit) Sign-Up Now Open for 2019 Boy Scout Summer Camps...
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Just a reminder to all units that as part of our council website package, each unit gets a free (yes that's correct - ABSOLUTELY FREE!) unit website. There are a lot of nice features available to each pack, troop or crew on their OWN unit's website. This is a great place to set up both private and public communications with your Scouts and parents. CLICK for more information...
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By donating $1, $5, or $10 you will be supporting the Columbia-Montour BSA Campership Program. Stop by the Trading Post to participate. Participants may fill out a card which will be hung in the Trading Post Window.
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Be sure to check out the new Family Scouting web site, which can be found at: scouting.org/familyscouting/. You may also quickly navigate to this web page by hovering over the white / blue "Join Scouting" button at the top of our website and clicking on the "Family Scouting" link in the drop-down menu. Lots of great information on the new web page, including an all-new FAQ document.
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Celebrate the 70th anniversary of Wood Badge in the United States with a special award available only in 2018: The American Wood Badge Alumni 70th Anniversary Service Award...
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In 1911, Baden-Powell took the first steps in training Scouting’s adult leaders by organizing a series of lectures for Scouters. He made great strides in the years that followed, culminating in 1919 with the establishment of Wood Badge training. Wood Badge recipients now number more than 100,000 and can be found all over the world! Read more about Woodbadge here...
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