First all girls Cub Scout Den Meeting held in Greenfield
Posted: Feb 8, 2018 9:11 PM CDT

-
1:48
Bernie’s Book Bank celebrates construction of new facility...
-
1:21
Officers honored for rescuing 2 from Menomonee River in wake...
-
2:26
’You broke a whole family’: Family mourns man killed at 27th...
-
1:41
Roufusports athletes remember legendary MMA coach Duke Roufus
-
1:38
Court documents reveal details of shootout in West Allis police...
-
1:25
Collection barrels aiming to support federal workers impacted...
-
2:40
Hollander Chocolate Co. opens in Port Washington with chocolate...
-
3:36
Pumpkins ripe for the pickin’ at New Berlin’s Lindners Pumpkin...
-
2:25
Monday morning frost leads to Monday evening rain showers
-
3:33
A look at the fall housing market
-
2:18
Nonprofit group Common Ground calls for increased safety on Milwaukee’s...
-
0:48
A big heart and an even bigger mullet: 10-year-old from northern...
GREENFIELD, Wis. (CBS 58) -- The very first all-girls Cub Scout group met in Greenfield on Thursday.
The den is working towards getting their Bobcat badges.
Pack 505 in Root River is made up of first-grade girls. Up until 2018, girls were not allowed to join any group of the Boy Scouts of America.
Parents at the meeting in Greenfield say it's a great opportunity for their daughters. "My husband and I are very excited, we think that family scouting is a wonderful idea for our busy family," said Stefanie Bartz.
The Boy Scouts were founded in 1910. Many presidents and astronauts have all been part of the youth organization.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter