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Home My WebLink About2021-09-14 Euless Articles Tarrant County reports most COVID deaths since early April, more than 1,200 new cases Stefan Stevenson, Fort Worth Star-Telegram 8/26/2021 Aug. 26—Tarrant County reported 14 COVID-19 deaths and 1,202 new cases on Thursday. The 14 deaths are the most reported in a single day since April 5. The latest pandemic-related deaths include an Everman man in his 30s, a Saginaw man in his 50s, an Arlington man in his 50s, a Kennedale man in his 50s, two Fort Worth men in their 60s, a Bedford woman in her 70s, an Arlington man in his 70s, a Euless man in his 70s, two Fort Worth men in their 70s, two Fort Worth men in their 80s, and an Arlington man in his 80s. All 14 had underlying health conditions, according to officials. The county has reported a total of 297,617 COVID-19 cases, including 3,782 deaths and an estimated 271,703 recoveries. COVID-19 hospitalizations Hospitalized COVID patients increased by eight to 1,092. The pandemic high was 1,528 on Jan. 6. COVID-19 hospitalizations remained at 23% of the total number of beds in Tarrant County and make up 25% of the 4,329 occupied beds. The rate was at a pandemic-high 38% on Jan. 10. Confirmed COVID patients increased to 20.56% from 20.27% of all available hospital beds in the North Central Texas Trauma Region, which includes 45 counties (divided into three regions). It's the highest rate since it was 21.46% on Jan. 25. Hospital beds Tarrant County's hospital bed occupancy increased to 90% from 89%, according to county data. Available hospital beds decreased by 48 to 458. The pandemic-low was 419 on Aug. 18. ICU beds Adult ICU bed occupancy remained at 96%. The pandemic high was 99% on Dec. 28. Ventilator use decreased by 17 to 309. Patients are using 41% of the 759 ventilators in the county. Positivity rate The COVID-19 testing positivity rate for Tarrant County decreased to 20.03% from 20.62% in the latest available seven-day average data. The rate was last at a pandemic-high 30% on Jan. 7. Vaccination data According to Texas Department of State Health Services, 62.95% of Tarrant County residents 12 or older have received at least one dose of the vaccine, and 53.63% of residents 12 or older have been fully vaccinated. DSHS also reports that 85.71% of Tarrant residents 65 or older have received at least one dose, and 78.69% of residents 65 or older have been fully vaccinated. More than 67.70% of Texas residents 12 or older have received at least one dose, according to DSHS. Fully vaccinated Texas residents 12 or older are at 56.17%. Tarrant County officials are offering free COVID-19 vaccines and testing at locations throughout the area. Tarrant County COVID-19 deaths by city Here are the total pandemic-related deaths in Tarrant County by city through Aug. 25: — Fort Worth, 1,537 — Arlington, 731 — Mansfield, 148 — North Richland Hills, 129 — Bedford, 119 — Hurst, 96 — Euless, 83 —White Settlement, 83 —Haltom City, 80 —Grapevine, 76 —Rural Tarrant County, 75 —Keller, 69 —Benbrook, 62 —Watauga, 52 —Azle, 51 —Grand Prairie, 43 —Richland Hills, 39 —Saginaw, 38 —Crowley, 37 —Southlake, 32 —Forest Hill, 30 —Sansom Park, 30 —Lake Worth, 20 —River Oaks, 16 —Colleyville, 15 —Kennedale, 15 —Everman, 12 —Westworth Village, 8 —Edgecliff Village, 7 —Blue Mound, 6 —Pantego, 6 —Unknown, 6 —Burleson, 5 —Pelican Bay, 5 —Lakeside, 4 —Dalworthington Gardens, 1 —Flower Mound, 1 —Haslet, 1 Euless Restoration Business Restoring Kindness By Laura Harris • Published August 30, 2021 • Updated on August 30, 2021 at 7:18 am A North Texas company is known for restoring properties after water damage, but they’re doing something good in restoring kindness as well. Dalworth Restoration in Euless is in their fifth year of “Restoring Kindness.” The family that owns the 42-year-old business heard about the Restoring Kindness initiative a couple of years ago happening nationally. They decided they wanted to add to the community efforts they had already been part of by transforming the way people saw kindness. They have delivered ice cream to local fire departments, surprised patrons at an Arlington restaurant by picking up their tabs, surprised North Texans with coffee and pizza and so much more. “It’s all about paying it forward throughout the community,” Robyn Kent of Dalworth Restoration said. “If everybody just does one small kind act like opening doors, wishing someone a great day, it can be something simple, then you would make someone’s day.” Kent said the ultimate objective is to remind people we can all have a bad day, but we all can make someone’s day as well. “We want to spread the kindness. Especially with the pandemic that’s going on and you know just let people know that people are out there and they still care,” Kent said. To date, they have helped more than 50 restoration companies across America and Canada participate in the Restoring Kindness program. Upright Theatre Company is Now Presenting THE LAST FIVE YEARS The show runs now through Saturday, September 18 on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 8:00pm. by Stephi Wild Sep. 7, 2021 Upright Theatre Company in Euless, TX has announced the opening of The Last Five Years. The show runs now through Saturday, September 18 on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 8:00pm. An emotionally powerful and intimate musical about two New Yorkers in their twenties who fall in and out of love over the course of five years, the show's unconventional structure consists of Cathy, the woman, telling her story backwards while Jamie, the man, tells his story chronologically; the two characters only meet once, at their wedding in the middle of the show. The show will be performed at Upright Theatre Company's Studio on Main at 2501 N Main St, Ste 210, Euless, TX 76039. Upright Theatre Co. offers a unique viewing experience! Seating is available at tables of four. To reserve a table to yourself or for your group, please purchase all four tickets for that table. General Admission will be seated at open tables and seats. Tickets are $14 for adults, with discounts available for students, seniors, military, and first responders. Reserved table seating tickets can be purchased through the company's website at www.uprighttheatre.org. THE CAST Jamie - Shaun Senter Cathy - Mary Ridenour THE PRODUCTION TEAM Director/Music Director - Michael Childs Vocal Coach - Noël Clark Stage Manager - Miranda Di'Amaro Intimacy Director - Carlo Aceytuno Scenic Design - Harrison Cawood Prop Design - Taylor Donaldson Costume Design - Caulder Stapleton Lighting Design - Branson White Sound Design/Projection Design - Natalie Burkhart Light Board Operator - Jillian deMontalvo Backstage Crew - Abigail Clark UPRIGHT RATING: MA (Mature Audiences) *Adult themes, along with brief strong language and sexual references. Not advised for children under 17. a??For more information on Upright Production Ratings, please email info@uprighttheatre.org. The Last Five Years at Upright Theatre Co. September 3-18, 2021 - Thursdays-Saturdays at 8:00pm Location: 2501 N Main St, Ste 210, Euless, TX 76039 For Tickets: www.UprightTheatre.org For more information, please visit www.uprighttheatre.org or email info@uprighttheatre.org. Year-round farmers market now operating in Euless The new Mid-Cities market takes place at Glade Parks Town Center every Saturday. A year-round farmers market organized by Glade Parks Town Center has begun operating in Euless.(Courtesy Glade Parks Town Center) By Anna Caplan 11:17 AM on Sep 9, 2021 A vision for a year-round farmers market in the Mid-Cities is coming to fruition in Euless. The food-focused market, organized by Glade Parks Town Center, began in June, according to market manager Fran Gallagher. “We created the market as a food-focused market that provides wonderful fresh, locally grown and crafted foods for our customers in Euless and surrounding Hurst, Bedford and Colleyville community,” Gallagher said. Every Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., vendors sell locally-grown produce, artisan foods, flowers and locally-sourced meat and poultry. Vendors at the market include Cedar Ridge Egg Farm (Pickton, Texas) Central Texas Sustainable Beef, Chicken and Lamb (Dawson, Texas), Cheeza Pleeza Pimiento Cheeses (Grand Prairie), Houston Heritage Homestead (Irving) and Jersey Girls Milk Co. (Winnsboro). “We are grateful for the positive response we are receiving on the flavor and quality of what is sold each week,” Gallagher said. “We are looking forward to continuing with fresh seasonal arrivals each week year-round, weather-permitting.”