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.

Well, per the Girl Scouts, this will be the last year for two iconic flavors. So, if you are a fan for their S’mores cookies or the Toast-Yay flavor, you might want to break out the billfold and stock up.

Jan. 23 marked the start of the annual Girl Scout cookie season. Thousands of Girl Scouts from the Girl Scouts of Northeastern New York (GSNENY) Council have started their sales.

One weekday morning about six years ago, when local Girl Scout Mariska Robinson was listening to the radio, she was surprised to hear a Froggy 101 personality say he couldn’t find any Girl Scout Cookies to buy.

Marley Dancy, 8, of Tupelo is on track to sell to meet her goal of selling 3,000 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies this year. TUPELO – If Mallory 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.

The Girl Scouts sell cookies to raise money for their programs and adventures throughout the year. As an added bonus, the girls learn valuable communication and business skills.

Each year, journalist Erin Reed shares lists of trans Girl Scouts selling cookies. There’s no better time to buy some.