The Pinewood Derby is a time-honored tradition that has been bringing communities together for decades. Last weekend, Pack 345 held its annual Pinewood Derby, and it was a blast!

For those who are unfamiliar with the Pinewood Derby, it’s a race of small wooden cars that are carved, painted, and decorated by Cub Scouts. The cars are raced down a track, and the fastest car wins. It’s a fun and exciting way for the scouts to show off their creativity and teamwork skills.

The event was held at the Scout Hall at Oak Grove United Methodist Church, and the atmosphere was electric. Parents, siblings, and friends gathered to cheer on the Scouts and see who would take home the win. The Scouts had been working hard for weeks, creating unique and colorful cars that represented their personalities and interests.

As the race got underway, the excitement in the room was palpable. The scouts were cheering each other on, and the sounds of the cars speeding down the track filled the air. The competition was fierce, but there was a spirit of good sportsmanship that pervaded the event. Every Scout was a winner, just for participating and showing off their hard work and creativity.