Cookie season kicked off nationwide on Jan. 7 and lasts through March or April, with exact end dates varying by location. Former Long Island Girl Scouts marvel at the cookie evolution since they were the ones in uniform.

Attention, cookie lovers! The Girl Scouts are about to invade our homes with their irresistible cookie sale. This spring, get ready to indulge in classic flavors that will make your mouth water. But beware,

There is a 9-year-old in Denville who understands this concept when she sells Girl Scout cookies. Last year, Lily Testa channeled Frank Sinatra by singing “New York, New York” but changing the lyrics to address the fact she is selling cookies.

The Girl Scouts aim to sell more than 2 million packages this cookie season. Proceeds for cookies sold in Orange County stay with local councils and troops, officials said, a way to fund experiences throughout the year, as well as community service projects. Each troop decides how to spend the funds its members raise.

If Marley Dancy knocks on your door, more than likely you're going to be ordering some Girl Scout cookies. Last year, the 8-year-old sold more than 2,000 boxes of Thin Mints, Samoas, Tagalongs and more.

Girl Scout cookie season is officially underway, and this year, the Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland are also focusing on exciting new programs.

The Girl Scout Cookie season in Wyoming and Montana starts on January 31. Pre-orders are on sale from the first day of the program to February 16. You can begin ordering the cookies at girlscoutcookies.com on February 21. From March 21 to April 13, you can purchase them at cookie booths all over the state.