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Raising Cane’s New Euless Restaurant – Grand Opening Thursday, October 3rd
The Raisin’ Canes family is SO excited to be bringing their newest Restaurant in DFW to Euless this Thursday, October 3rd – and they’re inviting you and your families to join us for the festivities! 😀
They will have entertainment and promotions all day long, including:
- A “Lucky 20” drawing to award 20 Customers (age 13 and older) Free Cane’s for a Year! Entries are accepted from 6 to 8 p.m., with the drawing held shortly after the entry period closes. Customers must be present to win.
- A commemorative Euless, Cane’s-branded hat and Free Box Combo card for the first 100 Dine-In Customers who purchase a Combo (free Box Combo card valid on return visit).
- A ribbon-cutting ceremony at 9:15 a.m.
- Free, live custom-painted Customer portraits from 2 to 4 p.m. by Sibley Designs!
- DJ Dawn spinning tunes while the Frontiers of Flight Museum sets up hands-on, educational activities for kids from 6 to 8 p.m.
- Appearances by Dallas Wings mascot Lightning and the Flight Crew from 6 to 8 p.m.
Can’t make it for opening day? They’re giving away 100 unique, Cane’s-branded Euless beanies and a Free Lemonade Card to the first 100 Drive-Thru Customers on Friday, October 4th!
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Chamber Connection – September 2024
HEB Chamber Connection – September 2024
Atmos Energy Reminds Texas on 811 Day That Every Dig Counts
To protect underground utility lines, Atmos Energy observes 811 Day annually on Aug. 11 as a reminder for everyone to practice safe digging. 811 Day is an initiative led by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) to make sure the practice of safe digging is echoed in communities by calling 8-1-1, a nationwide toll-free number, before any excavation project.
Texas law requires homeowners, excavation companies, and contractors to call 811 two business days before digging. Upon calling the free service, the individual is connected to a local call center that notifies area utility companies of the caller’s intent to dig. Professional locators then arrive at the digging site to mark the approximate locations of underground lines with flags, spray paint, or both.
“The safety of customers, employees, and our communities is our highest priority, and that includes following safe digging practices any time of year,” said Jennifer Ries, vice president of Pipeline Safety. “If you hire a contractor to do the work for you, remind the contractor it is their responsibility to notify 811 a few days before starting to dig.”
Striking even a single line can lead to injury, repair costs, inconvenient outages, and fines. Every digging project, no matter how large or small, warrants a call to 811. Installing a mailbox, building a deck, planting a tree, and laying a patio are just a few examples of common digging projects that should only be done after calling 811.
The depth of utility lines can vary for many reasons like erosion, uneven surfaces, or the aftereffects of previous digging projects. Utility lines must be properly located and marked even when digging just a few inches or in a location that was previously marked.
For more information about 811 and safe digging practices, visit Texas 811 or Atmos Energy for more safety tips.
Natural gas safety is a partnership, and Atmos Energy invites everyone to become a safety ambassador by signing the Call 811 Pledge.
