Morners in Curveville, Texas held a vigil for those who died in last week's flash floods.
There was a moment to just pause, catch our breath.
Some more green ribbons, the official color of the girl's summer camp where many lives were lost.
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They came together to remember those who died in last week's flash floods that have killed at least 120 people.
It was also a vigil for the many more who are still missing.
The Texas newsrooms, Lucia Ovasquez joins us now from Carville to tell us more about all this.
Good morning, Lucia.
Good morning.
So just paint a picture for me if you would.
Tell us about the gathering at the high school last night.
Yeah, well, organizers held a large cross in front of the bleachers,
which were filled with grieving neighbors.