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Recent News
2026 Crater Lake Service Project Recap
Building on the legacy of Lo La’Qam Geela, Kunamokst Lodge proudly carried forward a valued tradition by hosting the annual Crater Lake Service Project.
Chiefly Speaking – August 2026
Hello Section G16!
I am writing this on a plane, on the way home from the National Jamboree, and thinking about all of the …
Adviser’s Minute – August 2026
When I accepted the opportunity to serve as associate section adviser nine years ago, and later as section adviser, I didn’t fully appreciate what …
Running for Section Office 2026
Are you considering running for section office at conclave? There are some requirements you need to meet in order to run. Any youth Arrowmen …
Early-Bird Conclave Registration Ends Aug. 21
Early-bird registration is almost closed, which means it’s time to register for conclave! Over the weekend of September 11-13, join Section G16 at Rogue …
Upcoming Lodge Induction Experiences
Since Kunamokst and Wauna La-Mon’tay sent contingents to a National Induction Experience in June, our section has seen the swift mobilization of both lodges …
Celebrating American History
Happy birthday, America! This month, we celebrated the 250th birthday of the country we call home. To commemorate this milestone, let’s take a look …
Washington National Induction Experience Recap
During the first weekend of June, Section G16 sent a 30 person contingent to Newport, Washington for the last of the six National Induction Experiences.