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Work will continue on Dylan Harllee’s Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project on Saturday, March 1st, 2014 at 10am.
Those interested in helping out should wear old clothes and show up at the back side of the dairy barn on Saturday.

Ben has surveyed the project site and accesses and though the driveways and walkways are icy, the project is still a “go”.
The project leader asks that you come to the school using the bus entrance because the regular school entrance is very icy and hilly.
Please use your own judgment and drive and walk carefully. We look forward to seeing you at Fort Mill Middle School today.

Dylan Harllee needs the help of some scouts who would like to assist in doing some needed repairs to the viewing silo at the Anne Springs Close Greenway. The silo that you’d be working on would be the one pictured on the right in the above picture. Dylan’s project is to replace the decking of the viewing platform at the top of the silo and the prep and paint the metal stairs leading up to that platform from ground level.
When:
February 23rd, 2014 from 2pm until late afternoon.
Where:
The dairy barn at the ASC Greenway
What to bring:
Proper shoes, eye and ear protection. Be sure to wear clothes you can get dirty and/or get paint on.
Need More Info:
Call 803-768-2401
More:
Drinks and Snacks will be provided.

We will be assembling a greenhouse for the Fort Mill Middle School Garden Club.
Lunch will be provided
When:
Saturday, Feb. 15, 2014
If we do not finish on Saturday, we will work again on Monday, Feb. 17, 2014.
Where:
Fort Mill Middle School – 200 Springfield Parkway, Fort Mill, SC
Time:
8:30am – 4:00pm. Meet at the front entrance of the middle school building.
If you have any questions or need more information, call 803-415-2460 or 803-802-3966.

It was a great pleasure to spend some time with the members of Unity Presbyterian Church at their early service as part of Scout Sunday 2014. We are so fortunate to have a sponsoring organization that is so supportive of scouting and can see it for what it really is, yet another outreach ministry of the church. Thank you Unity Presbyterian Church!