$15 million to benefit Boy Scouts

Atlanta area Boy Scouts have $15 million in capital improvements at the Bert Adams Scout Reservation in Covington and renovations at the Woodruff Scout Reservation and the Allatoona Aquatics Base.

The Scout's Atlanta Area Council embarked on the fund-raising primarily to add a dining hall, swimming pool, nature center, camping and a BB and archery range at the Scout reservation, which is expected to see hundreds of scouts on June 5 when they arrive for the summer camp season.

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