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Amherst County lights three public buildings green through November 11
The county says the Administration Building, Courthouse and Goodwin Building are participating in Operation Green Light for Veterans.
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The county observance runs November 4–11
Amherst County says the County Administration Building, Amherst County Courthouse and Goodwin Building will be lit with green lights from November 4 through November 11 in support of veterans. The county describes the effort as part of Operation Green Light for Veterans.
The notice invites residents, businesses and community organizations to participate by changing one entryway bulb to green. It does not announce a gathering, building tour, benefit enrollment or change to office services.
Keep public access and private participation separate
A lighting observance does not mean a building is open outside its normal schedule. Anyone needing a county or court service should check that office’s current hours and holiday closing before traveling.
People choosing to participate at home or work remain responsible for safe fixtures, appropriate bulbs and property rules. This article does not request donations or personal information.
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Official county page checked November 4, 2026 for the November 4–11 dates, three buildings and voluntary invitation.
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