Cub Scout Pack 100 Boone, NC

03/03/2026

Tonight is our Blue and Gold Banquet!
Pack 100 has had an amazing year so far and we are so happy that we can recognize all the hard work our scouts have put into completing all the required adventures to earn their rank!

Lions-Kindergarten
Tigers-1st Grade
Wolves-2nd Grade
Bears-3rs Grade
Webelos-4th Grade
Arrow of Light-5th Grade

We have some new scouts, we are very excited for, that are receiving their first adventure belt loops tonight as well.

We are so proud of our Arrow of Light scouts that will be crossing over to Troop 109. This is the first AOL crossover ceremony that Pack 100 has celebrated in many years!

Lastly, thank you to the Pack 100 families. Without your support none of this would be possible!

Congratulations to our Scouts, Leaders and Families. We are so proud of all you have accomplished and excited about what is yet to come!

If you are interested in joining Pack 100 its never too late!
See our contact information in the "About" section and let us know today if you would like to check out a meeting!

01/15/2026

January is Fitness month in Pack 100!
Join us Tuesday’s @ 6pm

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12/04/2025

December is Technology Month in Pack 100!

11/16/2025

November is Citizenship Month and Tuesday, 11/4, we were blessed to have ROTC students from ASU, as well as veterans from our community, (all Eagle Scouts), come to our den meeting. We had two stations: the first, lead by the ROTC, had the scouts learning about the flag. How it is an important symbol for our country, what the different colors and shapes mean on the flag, and lastly how to properly fold the flag!
The second station, covered by the veterans, talked about the importance of our armed forces and what they mean to us 😌 they also answered some great questions. They challenged the scouts to think about the importance of citizenship when talking about the role of the military and why Veterans Day is so important to celebrate as a country and as an individual.
We are so grateful to our guests! Thank you for taking the time to teach us such important lessons about citizenship and our role as a community!

11/16/2025

November is Citizenship Month and Tuesday, 11/4, we were blessed to have ROTC students from ASU, as well as veterans from our community, come to our den meeting. We had two stations: the first, lead by the students, had the scouts learning about the flag. How it is an important symbol for our country, what the different colors and shapes mean on the flag, and lastly how to properly fold the flag!
The second station, covered by the veterans, talked about the importance of our armed forces and what they mean to us 😌 they also answered some great questions. They challenged the scouts when talking about the role of the military and why Veterans Day is so important to celebrate as a country and as an individual.
We are so grateful to our guests! Thank you for taking the time to teach us such important lessons about citizenship and our role as a community!

10/30/2025

This week we had an amazing meeting when the head of Herpetology at App State, Dr. Davenport, came to talk to us about salamanders and other wondrous amphibians!
We learned that our region has the greatest diversity of salamanders in the world!
We are looking forward to Spring when we can take our newfound knowledge outside and explore the area for these very neat creatures! Don’t worry though, we always practice “Leave No Trace,” never harming native habitats!
Thank you to Dr. Davenport and everyone who planned this awesome experience!

10/30/2025

Our October Pack meeting found us learning about Wilderness First Aid!!
We had guests from the medical and wildlife conservation community come and teach us what to do when we require medical attention in an outdoor setting.
We learned what to do when we experience things like bug bites, bee stings, snake bites, sunburns and heat stroke.
We also were joined by the App State Rec management team who not only helped plan the event but also provided us with “parent victims” that demonstrated the injuries our guests were teaching us about!
Fiona Walsh, a student at App , created realistic injuries with movie makeup!
Thank you to all of our guests and parents who participated in this awesome event!
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10/19/2025

Our first CRK campout of the year was a huge success! We had many new scouts that had never been to ravenknob and some new to camping, as well!

Lots of fun activities, like archery made it so exciting!The AOL’s made a delicious meal for the Pack!
Thank you to everyone that participated and to all the leaders that helped make it great!

10/03/2025

Popcorn sales are back!
Pack 100 will be at Lowe’s Hardware
10am-2pm
Oct 4th

Come support the Cub Scouts!

10/03/2025

Last week was our first Pack meeting!
We learned how to go camping!
Thank you to our leaders and guests that helped us
~learn how to put up a tent
~what to pack
~AOL’s learned how to put together a campfire and made s’mores for all the scouts!

We also got all of our first awards for all the achievements we’ve completed!

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09/26/2025

https://www.wataugademocrat.com/news/local/recovery-work-continues-in-watauga-one-year-later/article_55688231-2f7b-4e8f-88a4-b9254468e71c.html

Four days after Hurricane Helene swept through the High Country, Watauga County Emergency Services Director Will Holt said they were working toward short-term recovery because they knew it was going