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Monthly Outings: Troop 1928 has a year-round outings program for girls, with an overnight outing every month planned by the Scouts themselves. In addition, the Troop or any of the patrols may plan day hikes or other activities during the year. See the list of outings and dates in our troop calendar. The Troop outings program is designed to provide the Scouts with fun, new skills, and advancement. In addition to meeting requirements for advancing in rank, outings provide opportunities for earning merit badges, including Camping, Hiking, Cooking, Backpacking, Orienteering, Wilderness Survival, and many others.

Weekly Meetings: Troop 1928 holds weekly meetings at the White's Chapel United Methodist Church in Southlake, TX. Meetings are every Sunday evening from 7:00pm until 8:30pm. except on campout weekends and some holidays. Please refer to the Upcoming Events list to the right for more information.

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“True leaders understand that leadership is not about them but about those they serve. It is not about exalting themselves but about lifting others up.” -- Sheri L. Dew, author

Sign up for the September Camp Out!

Posted on Jul 24 2026 - 11:52pm

Join us for an exciting weekend of adventure at the 2026 Brazos River Canoe Race, hosted at the historic Worth Ranch! This thrilling event is perfect for Scouts and families looking to experience the beauty and excitement of the Brazos River firsthand. Whether you're a seasoned paddler or new to canoeing, this race is designed for fun, teamwork, and a splash of competition.

Date: 09/18-09/20/2026
Time: Race Begins 8am on Saturday  
Location: Worth Ranch, Palo Pinto, TX

 

Cost $70 ($30 for normal grub + $40 for the council canoeing fee)

Canoeing limited to the first 10!

Chloe’s Summary of the Week, July 15

Posted on Jul 15 2026 - 8:12pm

Last week we were at the Whoa Zone. It was a fun water activity and a good way to cool down. This week we will have a meeting at the Rock.

 This week on July 17, is World Emoji day. It was first started on July 17, 2014. It was created by Jeremy Burge, the founder of the emoji reference site Emojipedia. The date July 17 was chosen because that is on the standard Apple iOS calendar emoji.

Chloe’s Summary of the Week, July 6

Posted on Jul 6 2026 - 10:08pm

Last week we didn’t have a meeting. Thank you to everyone who helped present the flags at the White Chapel. We will also have a meeting this week to decide if we want to apply for the Winter Camp.

This week on July 7 is World Chocolate Day. It was created to celebrate the love for chocolate around the world. It also celebrates the introduction of chocolate to Europe in 1550.


Thank you!!

Chloe’s Summary of the Week, July 1-6

Posted on Jul 2 2026 - 10:18am

Last week, we held elections for leadership positions. Congratulations to everyone who obtained a new position:            

            Rubber Ducky Patrol Leader:  Bella

            Chungus Grande Patrol Leader: Isabella

            Scribe: Acadia

            Webmaster: Chloe

            Quartermaster: Blythe

 This week on July 4, is Independence day or Fourth of July. America gained its independence on that day on July 4, 1776. This is America’s 250th birthday, so this year is a special year! Have fun everyone!

Chloe’s Summary of the Week, June 24-30

Posted on Jun 25 2026 - 9:05pm

This week the summer camp has finished. We didn’t have a meeting last week either. Have a great summer! We also need more scouts to help out with presenting the flags at the White Chapel. More information was sent by gmail.

This week on June 28 was when the Treaty of Versailles was signed. The Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 29, 1919. This treaty was signed, officially ending WWI. The League of Nations was also established after all the world leaders signed the treaty.

Chloe’s Summary of the Week, June 19, 2026

Posted on Jun 20 2026 - 6:22pm

Last week was the start of the summer camp for our troop. Have fun everyone! We won’t be having meetings this week due to the summer camp. We also need more scouts to help out with presenting the flags at the White Chapel. More information was sent by gmail.

 This week on June 21, is Father’s day Father’s day originally started in 1909, it was proposed by Sonora Smart Dodd of Spokane, Washington. She was inspired by Mother’s Day, to honor her father who raised her and her other 5 siblings by himself while also once being a Civil War veteran. It was eventually celebrated on June 19, 1910.

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