Meet Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee’s very own superhero and role model for girls across the nation – Josephine Groves Holloway. Josephine Holloway was instrumental in desegregating the Girl Scout Council of Cumberland Valley, known today as Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee. In 1942, Holloway established Troop 200…Continue Reading
The year Hannah began her horseback riding lessons at Camp Sycamore Hills her mother received a quote from a friend who had grown up riding horses — a quote at the time her mother said she didn’t truly understand. Her friend said, “Horses give us the wings we…Continue Reading
We know how important it is to set goals as individuals and as a troop, and with 2018 fast approaching, we thought it would be a good idea to talk about ways to set realistic resolutions for the New Year. If you’re like me, around the winter holidays…Continue Reading
As this year comes to a close, we find ourselves reflecting on the past year and those who have helped to build girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. January – Girl Scout Daisy Loralei made some new friends at WDXE in…Continue Reading
Since the holiday shopping season descended upon us the conversation has been quite lively around the Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee break room tables. While lunches are being warmed, staff members ask the questions so many of us ponder: What do I buy for Mom? and Why is…Continue Reading
