Eagle Scouts

Six Boy Scouts from the Fort Vancouver District earned their Eagle rank during the month of March. The scouts combined for a total of 968 hours of community service toward earning their rank.

• Riley Abrams, 18, of Boy Scout Venture Crew 637 led an effort to install smoke and fire detectors at Big Fir Campground, and in homes for the elderly and those with low income. Riley is the son of Chris and Melanie Abrams and is a senior at Ridgefield High School.

• Ethan Cunningham, 18, and son of Cristy Shafer and Kyle Cunningham, led a project to paint a U.S. map with the state capitals on the Hearthwood Elementary playground. He is a senior at Evergreen High School and a member of Boy Scout Troop 328.

• Andrew Hall, 17, and son of Laura Stadler and Justin Hall, led a group in constructing six bat boxes for Lewisville Park. Andrew is a member of Boy Scout Troop 14 and is a senior at Skyview High School.

• Luke Hossler, 18, of Boy Scout Troop 358 organized a project to paint walls and remodel a closet and sound room for CAM Academy. Luke is the son of Darrell and Marlo Hossler and is a senior at CAM High school and is also enrolled in Running Start at Clark College.

• Kyle Peterson, 17, and a senior at Hockinson High School, led an effort to label plants in a new green space, and made benches for a gathering place for teaching at Tukes Valley Middle School. Kyle is the son of Lance and Melissa Peterson and is a member of Boy Scout Troop 344.

• Andrew Smith, 18, of Boy Scout Troop 310 organized the building of 16 bat boxes for Clark County Parks. Andrew is the son of Jason and Angie Smith and is a senior at Skyview High School and also is enrolled in Running Start at Clark College.