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Former Camp Mystic camper Maggie Perron distributes green ribbons in Rockport to support Texas Hill Country flood victims, spreading solidarity in the community.

A Rockport resident is tying green ribbons to show love and support for those affected by the Texas Hill Country floods.

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Green ribbons have been appearing across the community, in Alamo Heights particularly, to honor campers from Camp Mystic who died or remain missing in the recent deadly Hill Country floods.

The trees in many North Texas neighborhoods are wrapped in green tied bows to honor the victims of the July 4 flash flood in Central Texas.

Local News North Texans adorning trees with green ribbons in memory of Camp Mystic flood victims Texas officials confirmed nearly 90 people were killed in deadly flooding in Central Texas.

As search efforts continue in Central Texas for 11 campers and a camp counselor from Camp Mystic, communities across the state are showing their support for the flood victims.