girl scouts

Girl Scout cookies are going to have a notorious flavor missing from its lineup next year.

Ehrlich Toyota is giving a lucky Girl Scout troop a chance to sell a thousand dollars worth of cookies, which will then be donated to troops protecting our country!

Colorado police officers went out of their way to help a Girl Scout troop after a thief stole their cookie money on Saturday.

As I walked around Fort Collins the other day, I was bombarded with Girl Scouts from the area selling their Do-Si-Dos and Thin Mints.

Every year, people look forward to buying some of their favorite treats from their neighborhood Girl Scouts. Unfortunately, the Federal Food and Drug Administration has issued a recall on one of their snacks.

When the Girl Scouts received a donation of a fourth of their entire financial assistance program, they turned it down when they discovered the donation came with a stipulation.

A Fort Collins man is in a nasty legal battle with the Girls Scouts over $42 dollars worth of cookies. He paid with a check, his check was returned, he was sent to collections, and if he ends up on the losing end of this judgment, he could end up paying nearly $800 for for $42 cookie purchase.

Snack fans united in shock and disbelief on Tuesday after The Wall Street Journal reported that the Girl Scouts would be discontinuing a few varieties of their popular cookies. The economy hasn’t been kind to the cookie business over the past couple of years, organization reps explained to the paper, and a few flavors had to go.