Group of women reviving Cub Scout pack
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Matt Sodergren, left, and his son, Jayden, 9, listen intently to details about the new Mohawk Club Scout pack that is forming in their area.Â
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Prospective members of the newly revived Mohawk Cub Scout Pack 720 are, from left, front row are Eyvin Mills, Boone Mills, Justin Galbreath, Christopher Dale and Michael Dale; and back row from left, Nicholas Parra, Jayden Sodergren, Gabriel Parra, Zachary Jones and Liam Kent.Â
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Christopher Dale, 7, left, and Zachary Jones, 7, foreground, are ready start their new adventure in the Mohawk Cub Scout Group 720. Their moms are resurrecting and leading the pack with the help of a few friends.
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Ariel Kent, right, fills out a Cub Scout membership form while consulting with her son, Liam, 9, a prospective pack member.
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Jessica Jones, scoutmaster of the Mohawk Club Scouts 720, holds up one of the t-shirts that she and the other scout leaders made for the new members of the pack.
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Prospective members of the newly revived Mohawk Cub Scout Pack 720 are, from left, front row are Eyvin Mills, Boone Mills, Justin Galbreath, Christopher Dale and Michael Dale; and back row from left, Nicholas Parra, Jayden Sodergren, Gabriel Parra, Zachary Jones and Liam Kent.Â
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Mount Jackson's Cub Scout pack was nearing extinction, but a group of eager women, including two moms, have thrown it a life raft. Now there's a new pack in town, salvaged from the one in decline that is the oldest pack in Lawrence County.
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