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Scouting is about fun, active learning, and outdoor adventures, all under the watchful eye of trained, adult leaders who serve as role models to guide our youth as they grow into young adults. The aims of Scouting center around character development, citizenship training, and personal fitness. The Black Warrior Council has Cub Scout Packs, Scout Troops, Venturing Crews, and Explorer Posts throughout our twelve counties (Tuscaloosa, Bibb, Hale, Pickens, Walker, Winston, Fayette, Sumter, Lamar, Marion, Marengo, and Greene). Youth may join Scouting any time throughout the year, so why wait? Join in the fun, join in the adventure, get started today in a Scouting unit in your area! 

UPCOMING EVENTS - CLICK ON LOGO FOR MORE INFORMATION

2025-2026 Calendar

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entire year's events!

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Pull! For the Scouts Invitational Clay Shoot      September 12

Support Scouting in the West Alabama Area and have a GREAT time all at once! This event invites teams of shooters to enjoy time in friendly competition with other teams on our Sporting Clay trail at Camp Horne. This has become a very popular event for our council. Click on the logo to the left for more details and registration options.

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Young Eagles Aviation Merit Badge Day       September 20

Up, up, and away! All currently registered Scouts in the Black Warrior Council are invited to participate in this exciting and informative day. Scouts wil be able to earn all of the requirements for the Aviation Merit Badge and, weather permitting, take part in a Discovery Flight. For complet details and registration information, click on the icon on the left.

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Family Fun Fest for Cubs!    September 27

A great day of family fun in the great outdoors! Cubs will enjoy a host of activities and the entire family is invited. There are two locations to choose from depending on your Scouting district. Use the links on the RIGHT to learn more about this wonderful opportunity.

Mountain District

Walker County Lake in Jasper

River District

Camp Horne in Cottondale

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Cub-O-Ree        October 24-26

Scouting is outing and at Cub-O-Ree, Cubs will have the opportunity to enjoy a two-day, one night camping experience at one of our two Council camps. The River District (Tuscaloosa area) will offer two sessions (either Friday-Saturday OR Saturday-Sunday and the Mountain District will offer one session Friday-Saturday. Clink on the logo to the left to learn more!

Check back regularly as this event section is updated frequently!

LATEST NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Council Newsletters

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Stay up-to-date with "all things" in the Black Warrior Council by visiting this site regularly and being sure to read our electronic monthly newsletters! Click here to go to the 'Newsetters' webpage.

Professional Staff Reorganization & Promotions 

Ty Nevith

River District Executive

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Roland Lewis

Field Director

We are excited to welcome Ty Nevith to the staff of the Black Warrior Council, Scouting America! Ty will serve as the River District Executive starting September 1. Ms. Nevith brings a strong background in public administration, leadership, and community service that aligns perfectly with the values of Scouting. A graduate of the University of Alabama with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in History, Ty
Nevith is finishing up her Master of Public Administration. Most recently, Ty Nevith served as a Board of Equalization Intern with the Jefferson County Commission in Birmingham, AL, where she excelled in contributing to policy development, customer service, and problem solving.


Ty Nevith also has extensive leadership and customer service experience. As a Team Lead at Baumhower’s Victory Grill, she managed staff communication, trained new hires, and ensured excellent customer experiences in a high-volume environment. Her ability to energetically lead and foster teamwork has been
evident in every role she has taken on. Additionally, Ty Nevith served as a Resident Advisor at the
University of Alabama, supporting student engagement, organizing leadership and wellness programs, and serving as a first responder in emergencies. She also gained valuable classroom management skills as a Substitute Teacher for Tuscaloosa City and County Schools, ensuring continuity of learning across grade levels.


With experience as a Research Assistant in Public Policy & Higher Education, Ty Nevith has developed strong analytical and communication skills, contributing to academic research, policy reviews, and grant proposals.


We are thrilled to have Ty on board and look forward to the positive impact she will bring to Scouting in
West Central Alabama. Please join us in giving Ty Nevith a warm welcome to the Black Warrior Council
team!

With the departure of Zac Lollar to become the Scout Executive with the Natchez Trace Council in Mississippi, the professional staff has been re-aligned.


Roland Lewis has been promoted to the position of Field Director. In his new role, Roland will supervise and guide field staff in the areas of finance, membership, and
overall district operation
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As part of the professional staff
restructuring, Darren Hix has been
promoted to Sr. District Executive. Darren will continue to serve the Mountain District but is takling on additional duties related  to fundraising and sepcial events.

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Sr. District Executive

New Ordeal Members Inducted into the Aracoma Lodge, Order of the Arrow

Congratulations to the 25 new Ordeal members who were inducted into the OA during the

Ordeal Inductions weekend at Camp Horne July 11-13.

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2026 National Jamboree

Use the button below to visit our Council's National Jamboree webpage. (To be updated frequently.)

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Merit Badges Resources Available

The National Council has now digitized ALL merit badge pamphlets that Scouts are able to access free of charge. There are also additional online resources for merit badges that can assist Scouts as they work on a particular badge. Scouts, leaders, and parents are encouraged to make use of these great resources.

Click here to visit Scouting America's merit badge reources available to all!

NYLT & Wood Badge Course Applications Now Being Accepted

Trained leaders, at the youth and adult level, are essential for quality Scouting to exist. The National Youth Leadership (NYLT) course for youth who are at least 13 years of age is an excllent leadership training experience. Click on the logo for more information.

Wood Badge is the premier training course for adult leaders. Click on the logo for more information.

Click on Program Logo for more information.

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Cub Scouts

Grades K - 5

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Scouts BSA

Ages 11-17

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Venturing

Ages 14-20

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Exploring

Ages 14-20

Thank You for your Support of Scouting

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Black Warrior Council

P.O. Drawer 3088

Tuscaloosa, AL 35403

(205) 554-1680

Located at:

Black Warrior Council

2700 Jack Warner Pkwy, NE

Tuscaloosa, AL 35404

(205) 554-1680

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