Jacqueline Jordan

Owensboro Living • 6th February 2021

M.Porium Delights With Unique Art

Artist Mary Katherine Maddox was considering a career change when the universe sent her a pretty scary sign that it was time to make a move. The former bank employee had been dreaming of a more creative life, when a man with a gun came up to her...

Greater Owensboro Business • 6th February 2021

Cecil Farms Grows In The Field & Community

When you think fresh vegetables in Owensboro, chances are you think of Cecil Farms. And when you realize how widespread the reach of their produce is, it’s easy to see why.

The Owensboro Times • 6th February 2021

Peach Truck is Sweet Business

Some things just stick with you as the years go by. For Steven Rose, that was the sweet flavor of Georgia peaches. It led to a fruitful business called The Peach Truck.

6th February 2021

Female Directors Make Organization Work

When Puzzle Pieces won Non-Profit Organization of the Year at the Chamber's annual celebration, it was an “aha moment” for Executive Director Amanda Owen -- a moment to see the scope of work she and her staff had accomplished.

Owensboro Living • 6th February 2021

Big Roots Grows Peace

To some, it may seem like the Ramsey’s are growing lavender. But they’re really growing something much more valuable - peace.

Owensboro Living • 5th February 2021

Remembering Erica

When a young woman’s life was tragically taken in a domestic violence incident last year, her family and friends searched for a way to honor her memory. Now they’ve not only established a scholarship in her name, they’re looking at other ways to...

The Owensboro Times • 18th August 2019

Differences, similarities celebrated at Multicultural Festival

Cars lined Griffith Avenue and surrounding streets Saturday as Owensboro turned out in a big way for the 21st annual Multicultural Festival at First Presbyterian Church. Along with assorted entertainment on the main stage, more than 30 booths were on...

The Owensboro Times • 18th August 2019

Farm to Table dinner celebrates partnership

More than 130 people gathered at White Chateau Saturday night to enjoy the sixth-annual Farm to Table dinner. The event allows attendees to truly eat local, dining among the hills where everything was grown. Cecil Farms and Hillview Farms started...

The Owensboro Times • 16th July 2019

Theatre has measurable impact on self-confidence, self-discipline

Most people have felt the impact a theatrical production can have on an audience. It can transport viewers to distant lands, warm hearts or break them. But how do community theatre actors benefit from being part of a production? Thanks to a recent...

The Owensboro Times • 23rd June 2019

Dalishas finds success at the market

Dalishas Bakery & Cafe may have closed the doors on their brick and mortar location, but owner Alisha Hardison has found a home for her business at the Owensboro Regional Farmers’ Market. Since the beginning of the season in April, Hardison and team...

The Owensboro Times • 22nd June 2019

Owensboro couple’s custom furniture business featured on HGTV

Scavenger Woodworks was recently featured on HGTV, but the husband-and-wife team behind the custom furniture business say it has humble beginnings. Brittney and Trae Gaddis began making pieces from wood pallets back in 2014, making furniture for...

The Owensboro Times • 11th June 2019

TWO participation builds confidence, acceptance

Shrek the Musical, Jr. will be making it’s Owensboro debut on June 14, and the production’s lessons about acceptance are more than just part of the show. Co-Director Jenifer Wiggins said she first saw it at auditions. Students who were vying for the...

The Owensboro Times • 16th May 2019

Thomas Aquafarms raises local tilapia, organic plants

It might not expect fresh tilapia to come from Owensboro, but thanks to Thomas Aquafarms, they do. A father-son operation, Thomas Aquafarms got its start back in 2016, when Rick Thomas started thinking about what he wanted to do in retirement. “He’s...

The Owensboro Times • 5th May 2019

Owensboro expands variety of unique wedding venues

If you are planning on walking down the aisle soon, Owensboro has seen an increase in the variety of wedding venues it has to offer. So, regardless of the size or style of wedding you prefer, you can have the day of your dreams right here at...

The Owensboro Times • 1st May 2019

O.Z. Tyler Distillery brings excitement of Derby to Owensboro for 3rd year

For those who enjoy the energy of the Kentucky Derby but not the crowds that come with attending Churchill Downs, Owensboro offers a nice compromise. O.Z. Tyler Distillery will host its third annual Derby Viewing Party from 3 – 9 p.m. on May 4....

The Owensboro Times • 9th March 2019

Family pizza restaurant draws faithful following

Driving through Lewisport, you might miss the unassuming storefront of JJ’s Pizza, tucked neatly into the same shopping center as the IGA. But the mom and pop restaurant has been going strong since 1986. JoAnn and Robert Shyver, who purchased the...

The Owensboro Times • 3rd March 2019

Reid’s Orchard gearing up for spring, wedding season

With spring on the way, the gang at Reid’s Orchard has a lot to do before the busy season hits. This week they’ve been clearing old peach and apple trees to make way for new varieties. Billy Reid, owner and grower, said the average lifespan of fruit...

The Owensboro Times • 15th January 2019

Burlew cements leadership role in male-dominated field

Katie Burlew is a rarity at her workplace. In fact, she’s one of just two women in the company that hold her title in a male-dominated field. Burlew is Operations Management at Lafarge Owensboro Cement Terminal, a branch of LafargeHolcim – a building...

The Owensboro Times • 13th October 2018

Float your stress away at Free Your Mind

Imagine being able to escape the world for a bit, totally letting go of your stress and tuning out from everything happening around you. It’s possible at Free Your Mind, Body and Soul Wellness. The health spa at 2864 W. Parrish Ave., Suite G, opened...

The Owensboro Times • 7th October 2018

Owensboro roots grow big careers

Owensboro may be a small city, but it grows some big dreamers. Two women with extraordinary careers show just how far someone with Owensboro roots can go. Mandee Mallonee, 31, grew up in Owensboro but spends her days in the Los Angeles sunshine now...