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Remembering when Greenville wore green

By • Sep 19, 2013
  • Carol Taylor
    Carol Taylor
    Hunt County Historical Commission

Hunt County Historical Commission director Carol Taylor describes how a wartime shortage of green dye could be the reason why the Greenville High School Lions wear red.

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