Welcome to the GSCSA blog! We look forward to sharing how Girl Scouts are taking action in our council — for themselves, their communities, and the world.
If you’d like to share your Girl Scout story or photos with us, we’d love to share them on our social media and/or blog platforms.
Girl Scouts of the Southern Appalachians has hired longtime advocate Sandi Blalock as director of the Appalachian Highlands Region in the Tri-Cities. “While Sandi is a new staff member, she is no stranger to our Girl Scout family,” said Lynne Fugate, CEO of GSCSA. “She has dedicated years of service in various volunteer positions. We… Read more
Plan to join us as we “Reach for the Peaks” to celebrate Girl Scouts and raise money to support the leadership development of young girls in our communities. From March 6 – 14, get outside and hike or walk 3.12 miles in honor of our birthday, March 12. You can also set your own distance… Read more
Few have made an impact—on an individual, local, and national Girl Scout Movement scale—like Joyce Maienschein. She passionately believed in Girl Scouting and inspired girls and women of all ages with her work ethic and encouragement. The level of her impact can never be measured, but from the bountiful awards she received and adoring interviews… Read more
Girls compete in the annual Hiwassee River Raft Race. A Guest Blog from Lynne Lawson Fugate, GSCSA CEO Usually the start of a new year is met with two emotions: a hint of sadness for the past year ending and excitement for what the new year holds. This January, however, it’s a universal relief to… Read more
Since she was five years old, Kameron Hanshaw has been actively involved in Girl Scouts. This summer, she used her CPR and First Aid training to save a life. She not only credits Girl Scouts to her lifesaving skills but also her confidence now as an adult—as she now leads a troop of her own.… Read more
A Guest Blog from Lynne Lawson Fugate, GSCSA CEO Fall is a season of change. A new school year is in full swing. The nights get longer. The temperature drops. Trees lose their leaves. Halloween candy and costumes fill store shelves. Thanksgiving and holiday shopping plans are in the back of people’s minds. The fall… Read more
