Lubbock County is showing its appreciation for the men and women who have served in the United States military with a heartfelt courthouse display as part of Operation Green Light. The Lubbock County Courthouse has been illuminated in green light to honor veterans, with the display running through November 11 — Veterans Day.
Operation Green Light is a nationwide initiative that encourages communities, businesses, and government buildings to shine green lights as a visible symbol of support and gratitude for veterans. By participating, Lubbock County joins communities across the country in making sure that veterans know they are seen, valued, and appreciated right here at home.
The glowing green courthouse serves as a nightly reminder to Lubbock residents of the sacrifices made by local veterans and their families. The display is visible to anyone passing through the heart of downtown Lubbock, making it a community-wide tribute that is hard to miss.
The initiative, reported by both KLBK/KAMC and KCBD, highlights the county’s commitment to honoring those who have served. With Veterans Day falling on November 11, the timing of the display gives residents nearly a full week to reflect on and celebrate the contributions of veterans in the Lubbock community and beyond.
Whether you spot the green glow on an evening drive or make a special trip downtown, Operation Green Light is a simple but powerful way for Lubbock County to say thank you to every veteran who has answered the call to serve.
Sources: KLBK | KAMC | EverythingLubbock.com, KCBD
