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- Linda Zavoral The Mercury News
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In early 2027, the Girl Scouts of the USA will begin selling their first-ever cookie creation for dogs, along with a new flavor for allergy-sensitive humans.
- Kelly Presnell
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More than 7,000 cases, some 86,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies, were distributed at the GSSOAZ Cookie Drop, January 16, 2026, to 67 troops in …
- Kelly Presnell
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Danette Camacho transfers more cases of Tagalongs into a van Friday for Troop #494, one of the 67 troops picking up more than 7,000 cases of c…
- Kelly Presnell
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Volunteers on Friday load up one of the last loads of the day just as the daylight ends on the Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona Cookie Drop. Th…
- Grace Trejo
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The Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona includes 189 volunteer led troops with 3,386 Girl Scouts and 1,939 adult volunteers. According to Rosi Sou…
- Jamie Donnelly
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The gift is a part of an $84.5 million donation given to the Girl Scouts of the USA and 29 local councils by Mackenzie Scott.
- By Jordan Valinsky, CNN Business
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The Raspberry Rally, described in a release as a "sister" cookie to the iconic Thin Mints, replaces the mint filling with a raspberry-flavored one.
- Kristen García Hernandez Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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OPINION: "My message to girls is to know and hold tight to your worth in the world, to practice advocating for yourself and others, and to rise to the challenges in front of you as you lead in your life, your home and in the world," writes Kristen García Hernandez, CEO of Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona.
- Arizona Daily Star
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What they didn't sell they donated to local heroes.
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