Pack 9Lowell, AR

Our Leaders

Pack 9 is run entirely by volunteer parents. Every registered leader is background-checked and trained in Scouting America's Youth Protection standards.

Confirm before publishing. These names come from the 2025 orientation packet, which was written for families who had already joined. Get each person's agreement before their name goes on a public website, and check the roles are still current for this year.

Committee Chair

Norm Nelson

Chairs the adult committee that plans and funds the pack's year.

Chartered Organization Representative

Gina Stoll

Connects the pack to our chartering organization and the council.

Get in touch

General questions: cubmaster@lowellpack9.org

Interested in joining: join@lowellpack9.org

Every Tuesday while school is in session, 6:30 – 7:30 pm, at the Razorback Moose Lodge, 215 W Apple Blossom Ave, Lowell, AR 72745. Get directions.

Every parent has a place here

Scouting runs on volunteers, and parents are where nearly all of them come from. Being a den leader isn't right for everyone, and it isn't the only way to help — if you have a talent, a skill, or something you'd like to do with the pack, tell us. We have several positions open, and we will train you.

The pack committee meets monthly at the Razorback Moose Lodge to plan activities, vote on how the budget is spent, and make pack decisions. Every parent is welcome — you don't have to hold a role to come.

Roles that make the pack run

  • Committee Chair
  • Chartered Organization Representative
  • Unit Commissioner
  • Activities Chair
  • Advancement Chair
  • Membership Chair
  • Secretary
  • Training Coordinator
  • Treasurer
  • Cubmaster
  • Assistant Cubmaster
  • Den Leader
  • Assistant Den Leader
Ask about volunteering

Where Pack 9 fits

Pack 9 is one unit in a much larger organization. We belong to the Cornerstone District, part of the Natural State Council — so a Scout here is backed by the same program, training, and safety standards as every other Scout in the country.

The Cornerstone District covers Benton County — Bentonville, Bella Vista, Rogers, Lowell, and Siloam Springs. It runs leader training, district-wide camping and activity events, and commissioner support, and handles unit registration and renewal.

Roundtable

Roundtable is the district's monthly gathering for leaders — training, support, and a chance to trade ideas with leaders from other packs and troops.

Second Thursday of each month, 6:30 – 7:30 pm, at Central United Methodist Church, 2535 W New Hope Rd, Rogers, AR. Any Pack 9 leader is welcome.