Hopkins County Girl Scouts

The Girl Scouts also ran an obstacle course and really had fun in the pool. Thank you so much to the ladies at the "Y" that taught the classes. Also, a big thank you to Diana Boone for planning the activities each year at the "Y".

The Hopkins County Girl Scouts had fun at the YMCA doing Zumba and in the pool.

We dropped off the baby girl items at the lobby of Baptist Health. Thanks to Kristy Quinn from Baptist Health for helping us organize the drop off of items. Thanks to the nurses Amanda Prow and Sherry Richardson. They will know who will be the first girl baby born on this Saturday, March 12.

Girl Scouts of Hopkins County don't forget to collect a few baby girl items for the first girl born at Baptist Health on March 12. Bring your troop and the items for the new baby girl to the hospital on March 7 at 5:00 pm. to take pictures. Please have your girls wear their GS uniforms. We will be taking pictures in the lobby of the hospital. See you there. Thanks

Hey Girl Scout leaders out there from Hopkins County, don't forget to bring your "Birthday in a Box" boxes to this months Service Unit meeting. Also, please mark if it is for a boy or a girl, Thanks a lot.

The Hopkins County Girl Scouts went to the Madisonville Miners baseball game tonight. They took pictures with the team and talked to them before the game got started and threw out the first pitch.

Get out in Hopkins County and buy your favorite Girl Scout cookies. They will make a great snack to eat while you are watching your favorite basketball team.

Merry Christmas to all those Girl Scouts all over the world !!!

The Girl Scout from the Hopkins County Area made gingerbread houses and cupcakes to be judged and to show at the Parkway Plaza Mall. The girls did such a great job.

Thanks to everyone that came to our Area 21 fall meeting. Santa said that he hoped everyone liked the aprons he gave you. Also, a special thanks to Gillian Senter for telling us all about her Destination trip to California.

The Girl Scouts from Hopkins and Webster counties collected 198,470 can tabs for the Ronald McDonald House in Evansville. They delivered the tabs and took a tour of the fabulous house. Our goal for tabs next year will be 200,000 tabs. Keep on going girls, families and friends. Thanks to everyone. !!!