Girl Scout cookies weather the storm of controversy, celebrate 100 Years

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So, the Girl Scout Cookies sale is on for the season, and once they're gone, they're gone until next year. While cookie season hasn't been without.

A 14-year-old former Girl Scout from California (identified as Taylor) created a YouTube video (which has since been made private) calling for a national boycott on the purchasing of Girl Scout cookies after a troop in Colorado

A 14-year-old former Girl Scout from California (identified as Taylor) created a YouTube video (which has since been made private) calling for a national boycott on the purchasing of Girl Scout cookies after a troop in Colorado

PLEASANT, SC — Rick Santorum avoided weighing in on the controversy over a transgender Girl Scout at a press conference today aboard the USS Yorktown. Santorum took a pass when asked his stance on the Girl Scout cookie boycott prompted by the

Girl Scout Troop 321 Pittsville members Kaitlyn Purnell, 8, left, and Chelsea Rothgeb, 9, center, sell Girl Scout cookies to Pittsville resident Cathy Smith. / TODD DUDEK/THE DAILY TIMES The Girl Scout cookie was born in 1917 in Muskogee, Okla.