girl scouts

Is nothing sacred anymore?! Cookie-flation has hit the Girl Scouts.

Cookie lovers unite. This is your season! Yes, Girl Scout Cookie Season has begun. It's been a while and I miss my favorite - Tagalongs®. There's nothing like the combination of peanut butter and chocolate. Our region for Girl Scouts is covered by the Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways (GSNYPENN) Council, which includes 24 counties in New York State, including Broome, Tioga, Chenango, Cortland, and De

You might need to stock up this year, because at least two Girl Scout flavors are about to be no more.

I just finished my last box of Tagalongs. I'll now have to wait until next year...or will I?

GSNYPENN is looking to connect with businesses and organizations in high-traffic areas to allow troops to host walk-up and drive-up booths this cookie season.

The sale of cookies to finance troop activities began as early as 1917, five years after Juliette Gordon Low started Girl Scouts in the United States.

Girl Scout Troop 60285 in Whitney Point takes action against food insecurity by collecting nonperishable food items and essential supplies for their community.

Girl Scout cookies are going to have a notorious flavor missing from its lineup next year.

Nothing is safe from inflation – not even Girl Scout cookies and New Yorkers are bumming about that.

The debate on which Girl Scouts cookie is the superior choice has been raging since Girl Scouts cookies became a thing, and now we know New York's favorite.

A couple Southern Tier women are being recognized as Women of Distinction for their contributions to the community.

The Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways Council is hosting something they’re calling “Cookies Untapped.” It’s their first-ever cookies and beer tasting fundraiser.

Ready, set, rally! The Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways Council and Girl Scouts of the USA have announced a new cookie for 2023 and it sounds delicious!

Sophia and Frannie are two Vestal Girl Scouts that are helping to improve the physical and mental well-being of local children and teens. JOB WELL DONE!