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Dylan Fox of Louisville has earned the highest advancement award the Boy Scouts of America offers to scouts, the Eagle Scout Award.

Fox was recognized in ceremonies on March 7. A member of Troop 110, Fox is one of a very small number of all scouts who attain the Eagle Scout rank.

Each candidate must earn 21 merit badges and successfully complete any religious institution-, school- or community-related service project to earn his Eagle. Fox chose to repair the Stations of the Cross Trail for St. Patrick Catholic Church in Louisville. He restored the crosses and built a sign at the entrance to the trail.

Fox has served as assistant senior patrol leader and outdoor ethics guide. He is a member of St. Patrick Catholic Church and is active in Quick Recall and Future Business Leaders of America at Trinity High School, Louisville, where he will be a senior this fall.

He is the son of Kendra (Greener) and David Fox of Louisville and the grandson of Arlinda Greener of Jasper.