Troop 94

09/03/2026

Troop 94 is proud to celebrate Owen and his Eagle Scout Court of Honor! 🦅⚜️

Reaching the rank of Eagle Scout represents years of hard work, leadership, service, and dedication. Congratulations, Owen, on this outstanding achievement! The entire Troop 94 family is proud of you.

Once an Eagle, always an Eagle! 🦅

08/27/2026

🏕️ Troop 94 Adventure at Camp Rockfish! 🧭🔥

Troop 94 had an awesome weekend at Camp Rockfish, packed with adventure, teamwork, and plenty of opportunities to practice Scout skills!

Our Scouts tackled the Low COPE group challenge course, working together, communicating, solving problems, and learning that a patrol can accomplish much more when everyone contributes. 💪

We also spent time sharpening our orienteering skills, learning about backpacking stoves, and putting our fire-building abilities to the test by starting fires with wet wood. Nothing like a good challenge to build confidence and resourcefulness!

Of course, no Scout campout would be complete without some good cooking. Each patrol worked together to prepare their meals, and we enjoyed some fantastic Dutch oven cooking along the way. 🍲🥘

We finished things off with an awesome evening campfire, a great way to gather together after a full day of Scouting, fellowship, and adventure. 🔥⚜️

A big BRAVO to the Scouts of Troop 94 for taking on new challenges, working as a team, and continuing to build the skills that make Scouting such a great adventure!

Be Prepared! ⚜️

08/06/2026

07/27/2026

Congratulations to Troop 94 Eagle Scout and alumnus, and Sea Scout Ship 94 member, Tyler on being selected for the Vigil Honor in the Order of the Arrow, Tsoiotsi Tsogalii Lodge #70, Old North State Council!

The Vigil Honor is the highest recognition the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members for exceptional service, leadership, and unselfish dedication to the Lodge, Council, and the entire Scouting movement. Each year, only a select few Arrowmen are chosen, with no more than two percent of a lodge's membership eligible for selection. At least half of those selected must be youth members under the age of 21. The Vigil Honor is not something that can be earned through personal ambition. Instead, it is bestowed by one's fellow Arrowmen in recognition of distinguished service beyond the responsibilities of any position or office.

Tyler's selection is a reflection of his unwavering commitment to Scouting and cheerful service. He is an active member of Tsoiotsi Tsogalii Lodge #70, serving on the Induction Team, supporting the Ceremonies Team, and volunteering with the Lodge Service Corps at council events such as Cub Family Encampment and Winter Camp.

For the past four summers, Tyler has been a dedicated member of Cherokee Scout reservation staff. His enthusiasm and genuine love for Camp Cherokee have made him a familiar face to Scouts and leaders alike. Whether leading energetic campfires, conducting daily flag ceremonies, or simply sharing his excitement for camp, Tyler's spirit and passion have inspired countless Scouts.

Tyler truly exemplifies the Scout Oath and Scout Law through his leadership, cheerful service, and commitment to others. This recognition is well deserved, and we are incredibly proud of all he has accomplished.

Congratulations, Tyler, on this outstanding honor! Your Troop 94 and Ship 94 families are proud of you, and we look forward to seeing your continued service and leadership in Scouting.

07/20/2026

This summer, Scouts from Troops 94B and 94G proudly represented our troop by serving on the Camp Cherokee staff for 8 weeks of camp!

Seven of our Scouts took on important roles across camp, working in the Dining Hall, Trading Post, First-Year Camper Program, Scoutcraft, Life Science, and the Headquarters Building. Their dedication helped create an unforgettable summer experience for hundreds of Scouts attending camp.

Beyond their daily responsibilities, they also played key roles in flag ceremonies, evening campfires, and twilight programs, demonstrating leadership, service, and Scout spirit from sunrise to lights out.

Serving on camp staff is more than just a summer job-it's an opportunity to develop leadership skills, build lifelong friendships, and give back to the Scouting program that has given so much to them.

We are incredibly proud of these seven Scouts for their hard work, positive attitudes, and commitment to making Camp Cherokee a place where Scouting memories are made. Thank you for representing Troops 94B and 94G with excellence!

Well done, Scouts! Your service has made a lasting impact. ⚜️

07/15/2026

🏕️ Troop 94 Summer Camp Adventure at Camp Daniel Boone! 🏔️

What an incredible week our Scouts had at Camp Daniel Boone in the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina!

Throughout the week, our Scouts challenged themselves by earning merit badges, learning new skills, and growing in confidence and leadership. Even after long days of activities, they tackled the mountain trails with enthusiasm, hiking up and down the camp each day while taking in the breathtaking scenery.

The fun didn't stop there! The troop enjoyed fishing, memorable campfire ceremonies filled with songs and Scout spirit, and one evening prepared a delicious Dutch oven meal together, followed by everyone's favorite campfire treat - s'mores! 🍽️🔥🍫

Summer camp is about so much more than earning badges. It's about building friendships, developing character, embracing the outdoors, and creating memories that will last a lifetime.

A big thank you to our dedicated adult leaders, volunteers, and Camp Daniel Boone staff for making this an unforgettable experience. We are so proud of every Scout for their hard work, positive attitudes, and willingness to try new things.

Here's to another successful summer camp and many more adventures ahead!

⚜️ Troop 94 – Be Prepared. Adventure Awaits!

06/28/2026

⚡ Congratulations to the Scouts of Troop 94 on earning the Electricity Merit Badge this past month at VFW Post 9103 in Spring Lake!

Throughout the merit badge, our Scouts gained a deeper understanding of how electricity powers our everyday lives. They explored electrical safety, learned the difference between alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC), and discovered how electricity is generated and distributed from power plants to homes and businesses.

The Scouts also identified common electrical hazards, discussed ways to prevent electrical accidents, and learned how to respond safely in the event of an electrical emergency. As part of the badge, they practiced reading electrical meters and wiring diagrams, explored careers in the electrical industry, and completed hands-on activities to better understand electrical circuits and components.

The Electricity Merit Badge challenges Scouts to think critically, work safely, and appreciate the technology that keeps our world running. We are proud of each Scout for their hard work, curiosity, and dedication to learning valuable life skills.

A special thank you to VFW Post 9103 for hosting us and to our merit badge counselor for sharing their knowledge and helping our Scouts successfully complete this important merit badge.

Congratulations, Scouts! Keep learning, exploring, and powering ahead! ⚡⚜️

06/26/2026

What a fantastic week at Sandhills District Day Camp! 🦖🦕🦅

A huge shoutout to the Scouts of Troop 94 for volunteering throughout the week at Jurassic Sandhills, held at Spout Springs Church in Cameron, NC. Our Scouts stepped up in a big way, helping make camp an unforgettable experience for our Cub Scouts.

From leading arts & crafts, STEM, to assisting with archery, America 250, Scouting traditions, and games, they demonstrated outstanding leadership, service, and Scout spirit every single day.

Together, our Scouts and adult leaders racked up an incredible 663 combined service hours over the course of the week, an amazing testament to their dedication and commitment to serving others.

Their willingness to mentor younger Scouts, lend a helping hand, and serve as positive role models truly embodied the Scout Oath and Law. We are incredibly proud of each Scout who gave their time and energy to help make this year's camp a success.

Thank you to the Sandhills District leadership, volunteers, and everyone who made Jurassic Sandhills such an amazing adventure. We can't wait to see what next year's camp brings!

05/23/2026

This past weekend, Scouts from Troop 94 participated in conservation service projects at, a century-old family farm with a rich history and strong ties to the community.

Our Scouts spent the day helping plant apple and peach trees around the farm, contributing to the preservation and future growth of this special property. Jackson Farm also supports veterans through the “Soldiers to Agriculture” program, which provides agricultural training and opportunities for transitioning service members.

We are proud of our Scouts for giving back through service, conservation, and support of programs that make a difference in the lives of veterans and our local community. Great work, Troop 94!

05/22/2026

Troop 94 is proud to recognize Zach for his service and leadership at the May 16th 5K Run/Walk at honoring our fallen Soldiers and remembering their sacrifice at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina.

Zach volunteered to help with setup for the event and also participated in the run/walk alongside members of the community. His willingness to serve others and honor those who gave everything reflects the true spirit of Scouting — duty, respect, and service above self.

We are proud of Zach for representing Troop 94 with such character and dedication. Thank you to all who participated in this meaningful tribute to our nation’s heroes.