Panhandle communities participate in Operation Green Light For Veterans

Operation Green Light For Veterans runs from Nov. 4 - 11, during which time organizations, businesses and citizens are encouraged to display green in support of veterans.

November 10, 2026Updated: November 10, 2026

By Kristi Shields

Panhandle communities participate in Operation Green Light For Veterans

The Kimball County Courthouse is displaying green in support of veterans during Operation Green Light For Veterans.Photo by Kristi Shields

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