Brandi and Layton Dausman
Meet Brandi and Layton Dausman as they share their inspiring journey at Providence Christian Academy! Watch how PCA has nurtured Layton's growth, meeting his needs and paving the way for his bright future 💫
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Tent Sale at Lewis Furniture
Tent sale time Lewis Furniture & Mattress Gallery!!!!
Huge savings on Mowers during Mower Mania Sale
Be sure to stop by Revell Ace Hardware - Madison or Revell Ace Hardware - North East Jackson to check out their Mower Mania sale prices on zero turn mowers. Watch to learn more.
MAKE SURE YOUR TURKEY GETS COOKED, NOT YOU!
Mississippi State Fire Academy (MSFA) Instructor Chief Shannon Sandridge demonstrates in the attached video the dangers of frying a turkey that is not fully thawed, with too much oil, at a temperature that was too high.
Instructor Chief Sandridge demonstrates the three most common mishaps when it comes to operating an outdoor turkey fryer. At the 1:10 minute mark, you see what happens when you:
Overfill the pot with too much oil
Overheat or not monitor the temperature of the oil
Use a frozen turkey
Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). “There have been 3 fire deaths because of unattended cooking so far in 2022,” said Insurance Commissioner & State Fire Marshal Mike Chaney. “Let’s keep that number from going up over the few days. A staggering number of kitchen fires start every year on Thanksgiving, due to improper frying of turkeys – all of which could be easily avoided.”
Make your home safer by installing multiple smoke alarms. If you need smoke alarms, ask your local fire department.
Other tips from Instructor Chief Sandridge:
Operate on a hard flat surface
Keep children and pets away
Completely thaw and pat dry turkey
Protect your hand and slowly lower in the oil
Keep the oil at 375 Degrees Fahrenheit
MAKE SURE YOUR TURKEY GETS COOKED, NOT YOU!
Mississippi State Fire Academy (MSFA) Instructor Chief Shannon Sandridge demonstrates in the attached video the dangers of frying a turkey that is not fully thawed, with too much oil, at a temperature that was too high.
Instructor Chief Sandridge demonstrates the three most common mishaps when it comes to operating an outdoor turkey fryer. At the 1:10 minute mark, you see what happens when you:
Overfill the pot with too much oil
Overheat or not monitor the temperature of the oil
Use a frozen turkey
Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). “There have been 3 fire deaths because of unattended cooking so far in 2022,” said Insurance Commissioner & State Fire Marshal Mike Chaney. “Let’s keep that number from going up over the few days. A staggering number of kitchen fires start every year on Thanksgiving, due to improper frying of turkeys – all of which could be easily avoided.”
Make your home safer by installing multiple smoke alarms. If you need smoke alarms, ask your local fire department.
Other tips from Instructor Chief Sandridge:
Operate on a hard flat surface
Keep children and pets away
Completely thaw and pat dry turkey
Protect your hand and slowly lower in the oil
Keep the oil at 375 Degrees Fahrenheit
MAKE SURE YOUR TURKEY GETS COOKED, NOT YOU!
Mississippi State Fire Academy (MSFA) Instructor Chief Shannon Sandridge demonstrates in the attached video the dangers of frying a turkey that is not fully thawed, with too much oil, at a temperature that was too high.
Instructor Chief Sandridge demonstrates the three most common mishaps when it comes to operating an outdoor turkey fryer. At the 1:10 minute mark, you see what happens when you:
Overfill the pot with too much oil
Overheat or not monitor the temperature of the oil
Use a frozen turkey
Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). “There have been 3 fire deaths because of unattended cooking so far in 2022,” said Insurance Commissioner & State Fire Marshal Mike Chaney. “Let’s keep that number from going up over the few days. A staggering number of kitchen fires start every year on Thanksgiving, due to improper frying of turkeys – all of which could be easily avoided.”
Make your home safer by installing multiple smoke alarms. If you need smoke alarms, ask your local fire department.
Other tips from Instructor Chief Sandridge:
Operate on a hard flat surface
Keep children and pets away
Completely thaw and pat dry turkey
Protect your hand and slowly lower in the oil
Keep the oil at 375 Degrees Fahrenheit
We are getting excited about Christmas! Don't forget to mark your calendars for the annual Canton Christmas Festival!
Opening weekend begins November 25th - 27th and will open again nightly starting December 2nd - 23rd, with Sip 'n Cider on December 9th.
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Happy New Year!
Discover Νew joys, Εmbark on fresh jοurneys and provide mοre significance to yοur lifetime in 2022.
#HappyNewYear #HappyNewYear2022 #NewYear
As Hurricane Ida moves closer to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) advises all residents to get prepared today. #ida #beprepared #staysafe
A Message from Archie Manning on COVID-19 Vaccine
#GetYourShot #VaccineWorks
At tonight’s Canton City Board Meeting Ms. Debra Brown was sworn in as the Canton City Clerk by Mayor William Truly.
The snow may not be here for a long time but these kids are here for a good time! Samuel and Barnes Wadford, Chaney and Rhett Hale, Stratton Choppala, William Pace, and Carter Martin enjoyed their ice and snow day with some rather inventive sledding.
Share your snow activities with The Canton News here!
A huge shout out and THANKS to Mississippi Department of Transportation and their crews. They are currently working in below freezing temps to keep our roads open for emergencies and first responders.
2020 HEADLINES
WOW! Can you believe 2020 is already over and we are already a half month into 2021! Time needs to SLOW DOWN! ;)
Although we are GLAD 2020 is GONE for good, here's a video on our HEADLINES of 2020!
What was your most favorite part of 2020?
Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) crews continue to monitor forecasts as winter weath
Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) crews continue to monitor forecasts as winter weather moves through the state tonight and tomorrow.
Current weather reports from the National Weather Service show a potential late tonight for over two inches of snow from Vicksburg to Kosciusko and north to Greenville and Greenwood. Up to two inches of snow is possible north of a line from Natchez to Meridian. Bridges and elevated surfaces may freeze.
Along sections of Interstate 55 and U.S. Highway 82, crews are pre-treating roadways and bridges with sodium brine, which lowers the freezing point of water and helps lessen ice formation.
Throughout the impact area, MDOT has prepared equipment by installing salt spreaders on trucks and making sure all response vehicles are fueled and running properly. Crews have stocked salt, sand and asphalt slag piles. Overnight, crews will be riding the highways to treat problem areas as they are found.
To assist the traveling public in preparing for potential winter weather conditions, MDOT offers these safe driving tips.
· Remember, ice will form on bridges and overpasses quicker than the road.
· Slow down; should winter weather conditions become present, black ice can form.
· Allow more space between the vehicles around you.
· Brake early and gently to avoid skidding, and never slam on the brakes.
· Avoid distractions, such as talking or texting on a cell phone.
· Stay alert.
“MDOT is monitoring the weather so the appropriate response efforts are activated,” said Melinda McGrath, P.E., MDOT Executive Director. “The best thing you can do to stay safe is pay attention to local weather forecasts and advisories, and alerts from the Mississippi Highway Patrol and local law enforcement. Everyone should stay off the roads if they become unsafe for travel due to winter weather conditions.”
Happy New Year everyone! This is your publisher, Clay Mansell. I will admit I have spent too mu
Happy New Year everyone! This is your publisher, Clay Mansell. I will admit I have spent too much time on social media over the Christmas break. This video is from Mrs. LOL. You can find her on Tik Tok or her website is www.comedianmslol.com. I really liked this video. First, it is cute and funny. Second, it is a great message. This is a good way to kick of 2021.
The Mississippi Highway Patrol will assist Santa Claus in tonight’s delivery of toys to children ac
The Mississippi Highway Patrol will assist Santa Claus in tonight’s delivery of toys to children across the state! To find out more, watch the attached video featuring Colonel Randy Ginn and Santa Claus.
For your enjoyment!
For your enjoyment!
We thought this was a great helpful tip if you are using this type mask. #StaySafe
We thought this was a great helpful tip if you are using this type mask. #StaySafe
