BSA Troop 84 Neffsville PA

08/29/2026

Scouts have been out and about with our Fall Fundraiser. Today we were at Oregon Dairy (and are till 4).

Thank you to all that supported us last year and have already supported us this year. It is very much appreciated!

08/23/2026

08/16/2026

Whitewater Rafting Aventures! Beautiful day for a day on the water.

08/09/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 Staff Member of the Year. Gage Firestone developed and led our newest program area this year TNT aka Trades-n-Technology. Thanks Gage for your inspiring leadership and dedication to BSR.

08/02/2026

Summer Camp 2026 is in the books! What an awesome adventure at Goose Pond!! Tons of fun was had and great conversations around yummy food.

- Merit Badges were earned 🎉
- Scoutmaster Bieske conquered the log rolling competition 🥇
- ASM Morton received the Whipper Snapper Award 🏅
- Our Troop led by SPL Dunn (along with Troop 82) won The Amazing Race and took home the trophy! 🏆

Whoo hoo! Way to go Scouts!

07/31/2026

Happy National Eagle Scout Day to those who celebrate!

What year and where did you earn your Eagle Scout rank? Post below 👇

07/29/2026

EAGLE SCOUT LEGEND: STEVEN SPIELBERG—Long before Steven Spielberg became one of the most influential filmmakers in history, he earned the rank of Eagle Scout.

His journey behind the camera even has roots in Scouting. While working toward the Photography merit badge, a young Spielberg created an 8mm film, helping spark a lifelong passion for visual storytelling.

From Jaws and E.T. to Jurassic Park and Schindler’s List, Spielberg went on to shape generations of filmmaking. In 1989, he was also recognized with the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award.

His story is a reminder that the skills, interests, and confidence developed through Scouting can become the foundation for extraordinary things.

Once an Eagle, always an Eagle.

07/29/2026

Reamstown Eagle Scout Project Benefits Community Park
Shopping News Photo by Donald Reese

Logan Pierce, a Reamstown Pack 60 Scout, recently completed his Eagle Scout Service Project. To receive this award, a scout must plan, develop, and lead a large-scale service project that benefits their community or a non-profit organization. Logan chose making a gaga pit as his project within the Reamstown Park. He spent three weeks on the project, which also included benches for parents to sit and relax on. A scout bake sale helped offset costs, as well as contributions from local businesses.

To become an Eagle Scout, you must earn a total of 21 merit badges. This must include 14 specific Eagle-required badges, with choices allowed for several categories. Scouts can choose any seven additional merit badges of their choice to complete the requirements.

Logan Pierce is shown above standing in front of the park’s completed gaga pit.