COLUMBIANA COUNTY
EAGLE SCOUT CLASS
Meet the Eagle Scout Class of 2024 from Columbiana County
Columbiana county serves more than 600 youth annually. In 2024, ten of these youth achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.
Below you will find all of the Eagle Scouts from Columbiana 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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Isaiah A.
East Liverpool | Troop 2041
Project Beneficiary: Columbiana Co. Fish and Game Club
Isaiah's project benefited Columbiana County Fish & Game. With the help of multiple volunteers and sponsors, he was able to install 7 new steel benches that are regularly used by the by the non-profit club and the Beaver Local Trap Team. "It's great seeing the club members, our high school trap team, and spectators use these new benches," says Isaiah.
Wyatt B.
Washingtonville | Troop 2022
Project Beneficiary: Leetonia Schools
Wyatt built shelves and closets for three teachers, fulfilling their requests for improved classroom storage. As part of the project, he constructed two shelves and a drawer for one teacher, a bookshelf and a closet for another, and a sketchbook/canvas shelf for the third teacher. Wyatt’s work helped create a more organized and functional space for the teachers and their students.
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Nickolas B.
Salem | Troop 2177
Project Beneficiary: Huston-Brumbaugh Nature Center
For his Eagle project, Nickolas built two rocket-style bat roosts that can house hundreds of bats each. Along with the help of his troop and family, we built and installed these roosts at the edge of a new wetland area at the J. T. Huston - Dr. J.D. Brumbaugh Nature Center for future visitors to enjoy and to learn more about how important bats are and what we can do to help them since bats are an important part of our ecosystem and out of 11 species of bats in Ohio, almost all are considered threatened.
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Gabriel B.
Lisbon | Troop 2006
Project Beneficiary: Village of Salineville
Gabriel built and installed a bench, picnic table, and pavers to create a patio and seating areas around the pond. His project included a 1,500-square-foot patio and a 250-square-foot mulch garden, enhancing the space for visitors to enjoy. This project was phase two, following the completion of phase one by Brandon Eastek, as approved by Buckeye Council. Gabriel’s work helped further develop the area, making it more accessible and inviting for the community.
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Brady D.
East Liverpool | Troop 2041
Project Beneficiary: Thompson Park
Brady cleaned up the tennis courts at Thompson Park in East Liverpool, improving the space for community use. His project included cleaning the gutters, restoring the practice wall, and installing a sign to enhance the court’s appearance and functionality.
Lainey H.
Salem | Troop 2006
Project Beneficiary: Salem Parks and Recreation
Salem, Ohio, is recognized as one of the state's designated "Bee Cities." In 2019, Waterworth Memorial Park established a Bee Garden to support local pollinators. In 2024, under Lainey's supervision, two Bee Hotels were added to the garden. These hotels, consisting of wooden boxes mounted on poles and filled with nesting materials, provide shelter for solitary bee species such as carpenter and mason bees. Unlike honeybees, solitary bees do not form hives but are incredibly efficient pollinators—up to 150 times more effective than honeybees. Their presence is expected to significantly enhance the garden’s vibrancy and lushness.
Wyatt H.
New Waterford | Troop 2022
Project Beneficiary: Fairfield Township
Wyatt installed a 70' x 14' turf batting cage near the Crestview Baseball Pony Fields, providing a durable and functional practice area for players. The turf-covered space was built on a crushed stone base to ensure proper drainage. To enhance maintenance and longevity, Wyatt boxed in the turf with treated lumber and backfilled it with topsoil for easier upkeep. Since the fields are maintained by volunteers, his project benefited both the baseball association and the players and coaches, offering a well-maintained and reliable training space for the community.
Caleb H.
Austintown | Troop 2022
Project Beneficiary: Fairhaven Schools
Caleb built two wheelchair-accessible flower beds along with two slightly raised flower beds, creating an inclusive and functional gardening space. He also installed a trellis across the two wheelchair-accessible beds, allowing plants to grow up and over, enhancing the garden’s aesthetic and practicality. His project provided a welcoming and accessible environment for individuals of all abilities to enjoy gardening.
Drake S.
Salem | Troop 2003
Project Beneficiary: Camp NOESA
Drake completed a trail beautification project for Camp NEOSA in Carrollton. Drake built benches and repainted the trail signs, including a detailed map and blazes with accurate distances. Having personally experienced confusion on the trail due to unclear markers, Drake recognized the importance of these enhancements in helping hikers stay on the correct path. His efforts provided much-needed resting spots for visitors, especially during the hot summer months, and improved trail accessibility by ensuring clear signage.
Brayden T.
Salem | Troop 2003
Project Beneficiary: First Presbyterian Church
For his Eagle Scout project, Brayden redesigned the flagpole at First Presbyterian Church, enhancing its appearance and functionality for the church and its community.
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