Twirling has been a part of Jayda Turner’s life for as long as she can remember.
Every day on the way to daycare in Omaha, 3-year-old Turner would look out the window and see Sue’s Stepper-ettes, the largest baton twirling, pom-pom and dance studio in the Midwest.
Eventually, her mother decided to look into the company and see what they had to offer…