TUSCARAWAS COUNTY
EAGLE SCOUT CLASS
Meet the Eagle Scout Class of 2024 from Tuscarawas County
Tuscarawas county serves more than 300 youth annually. In 2024, nine of these youth achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.
Below you will find all of the Eagle Scouts from Tuscarawas County, including a photo, project description and congratulatory video. Feel free to explore and learn about each Eagle Scout.
*photos, project descriptions, and videos may not be available for all Eagle Scouts*
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Zane A.
Bolivar | Troop 5086
Project Beneficiary: Village of Bolivar
Zane led a project to improve the Bolivar Cemetery, enhancing its historical significance and honoring U.S. veterans. The existing site featured a sign, two trees, and home plates, but Zane worked to upgrade the area by building a new stainless steel sign, planting two yellow dwarf arborvitaes, and installing a cement pad and a bench. His project provided a lasting tribute to the history of Bolivar and those who served, creating a more welcoming and respectful space for visitors to reflect and pay their respects.
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Matthew B.
Gnadenhutten | Troop 5429
Project Beneficiary: Perry Township
Matthew replaced the fencing around Grove Methodist Cemetery to restore its condition and prevent further damage. The original fence had become rundown and neglected, with cattle knocking over headstones and contributing to the site’s deterioration. The cemetery had also been overgrown with weeds, adding to its unkempt appearance. As part of his project, Matthew installed a new fence to keep cattle out and protect the headstones from further damage. He and his team also cleared the area to improve its overall appearance and accessibility. This project benefited the community and Tuscarawas County by preserving the cemetery’s history and ensuring it remained a well-maintained and respectful space for visitors.
John B.
Uhrichsville | Troop 5429
Project Beneficiary: Claymont Local Schools
John constructed a Hall of Representation at Claymont High School as his Eagle Scout Project, honoring local veterans who graduated and served in the military. The display featured plaques for each military branch, with metal nameplates recognizing veterans under their respective branches. Inspired by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, John’s project created a lasting tribute to honor their service and sacrifice.
Matthew B.
Dover | Troop 5087
Project Beneficiary: Bolivar Dam
Matthew's project focused on enhancing a trail within the wetlands of Bolivar Dam, making it more accessible and enjoyable for visitors. His efforts included installing informative signs to guide and educate hikers, adding a sturdy picnic table and benches to provide rest areas, and clearing overgrown brush to improve the trail’s safety and usability. These improvements contribute to the preservation of the wetlands while encouraging outdoor recreation and environmental appreciation in the community.
Javan H.
Strasburg | Troop 5091
Project Beneficiary: Dundee Elementary School
Javan built a roof over the Dundee baseball bleachers, providing shelter from rain and sun for visitors. His project improved the comfort and experience for spectators, ensuring they had a shaded and protected area while watching games.
Jagger M.
Port Washington | Troop 5429
Project Beneficiary: Claymont Local Schools
Jagger built helmet cubbies for the baseball dugouts at Claymont High School, providing a designated storage space for players' equipment. His project helped organize the dugouts, keeping helmets secure and easily accessible during games and practices.
Dylan R.
Dover | Troop 5087
Project Beneficiary: Dover City
Cameron raised money to replace United States flags and repair or replace flagpoles as needed in Dover. His project helped ensure that the flags remained in good condition, honoring the country and enhancing the patriotic display throughout the community.
Trenton R.
Tippecanoe | Troop 5429
Project Beneficiary: Perry Township Community Center
Trenton constructed a veteran memorial and garden at the Perry Township Community Center, creating a dedicated space to honor veterans. His project provided a meaningful tribute while enhancing the community center's landscape for visitors to reflect and pay their respects.
Nathaniel Y.
New Philadelphia | Troop 5084
Project Beneficiary: Dennison Depot
Nathaniel built a three-sided wooden structure with a tin roof to house "reindeer" for the Polar Express event, a fundraiser for the Dennison Depot inspired by the beloved book. His project provided a sturdy and functional shelter, enhancing the festive experience for visitors and contributing to the success of the event.
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