Watson's Shoes in Pickford is Closing its Doors after 43 Years - 9&10 News |
- Watson's Shoes in Pickford is Closing its Doors after 43 Years - 9&10 News
- Kanye West Wants to Make Shoes Out of Algae - InStyle
- Summer’s hottest shoe styles - ABC 4
- Jamestown shoe drive ends - Jamestown Sun
- Huber Heights teen says he was cut with knife, shoes stolen during assault - Dayton Daily News
| Watson's Shoes in Pickford is Closing its Doors after 43 Years - 9&10 News Posted: 09 Jul 2019 12:25 PM PDT We want to recognize an Upper Peninsula shoe store for more than 112 years of service and just over 4 decades of that under the most recent owners. Watson's Shoes in Pickford is closing its doors after 43 years. That's when Bill and Dorothy Mcdowell took over the store from the Watson family in 1976. Earlier this week, they posted on Facebook, they will be retiring. The original store, Taylor Grocery and Shoe Store, opened up in 1907. The store has gone through a few changes over the years, but one thing that did not change is the customer loyalty and personal service. The store will officially close August 15. If there are any shoes left over at that time, they will be donated to charity. For more on Watson Shoes, click here.  |
| Kanye West Wants to Make Shoes Out of Algae - InStyle Posted: 09 Jul 2019 07:02 PM PDT  this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines.  |
| Summer’s hottest shoe styles - ABC 4 Posted: 09 Jul 2019 09:35 AM PDT  It's all about the shoes! From date night to running errands with your kids, Bohme has the perfect shoe for every occasion. Co-founder, Fernanda Bohme, stopped by GTU to talk about summer's hottest shoe styles. One of the most important aspects of your outfit are the shoes. They can either dress up an outfit or make it casual. Fernanda shared how pairing a simple sandal with a dress can be appropriate for a day at the park with your kids. If you need to dress it up for date night, add a heel and you are ready to go. One of the biggest shoe trends of the summer are espadrilles. They are comfortable, effortless, and can be worn for any occasion. Whether they are opened or closed toed, you definitely need a pair! The second trend is snake's skin. This fun pattern adds a little spice to your outfit without a whole lot of effort. Another big trend is using your shoes to add a pop of color. You can wear something more neutral up top and then add the fun bright color with your shoes. The possibilities are endless with Bohme's must-have array of shoes! Head on over to your local Bohme and receive 30% off 1 item with the code 'GTU30'. Valid in stores only through Sunday, June 14. You can also go to their website at bohme.com to complete all of your summer looks. Don't forget to check out their newest store at City Creek. This story includes sponsored content.  |
| Jamestown shoe drive ends - Jamestown Sun Posted: 10 Jul 2019 04:00 AM PDT The Jamestown Dollars for Scholars (JDFS) Shoe Drive which ran from January through May of 2019, was a huge success thanks to the generosity of Jamestown and surrounding communities, organizers said. During the drive, 7,400 pairs of new and gently used shoes (all sizes and all types from athletic to snow boots, dress shoes to tennis shoes, flip flops, cleats, etc.) were collected and bagged by school, community and area volunteers. On June 8, the Jamestown Blue Jay football team helped load all 296 bags of into the semi and they began their journey to developing nations. Over 30 schools, churches and businesses in the Jamestown area served as collection sites during the drive. Additionally, shoes were collected at a Blue Jay basketball game, Jamestown Area Childcare Services, March Madness Shoe Drive, St. James Basilica vacation Bible school, Jamestown Middle School Primetime challenge and Jamestown High School Day of Service. Many residents went above and beyond to encourage their book club, co-workers, neighbors, Bible study, family and friends to clean out closets and donate their shoes. The Jamestown Volunteer Center provided assistance in collecting the shoes from the collection locations. R..M Stoudt provided storage space for the shoes. Lincoln Elementary was the top school collection site donating over 600 pairs of shoes. Students earned an extra half hour of recess for their donation efforts. Every year, 600 million pairs of shoes end up in landfills. The 7,400 pairs of shoes collected will be sold by micro-businesses in other countries. JDFS will be paid for the number of pounds of shoes donated and the funds raised will be used to provide scholarships to JHS seniors. To learn more about Jamestown Dollars for Scholars, contact Elaine Hegland at 320-4615 or DeAnn Ament at 701-391-1386 or any JDFS board member.    |
| Huber Heights teen says he was cut with knife, shoes stolen during assault - Dayton Daily News Posted: 09 Jul 2019 10:32 AM PDT HUBER HEIGHTS — A 15-year-old teen says he was assaulted Tuesday morning on Deer Chase Road. "My son was going on a run here in Huber and he got jumped and knifed," the 911 caller told dispatchers. The teen was going for a run when two males got out of a black car, knocked him to the ground, cut him with a small knife, and took his black Nike sweatshirt and white Nike shoes. >> Therapy dogs join Montgomery County Sheriff's Office new initiative The victim suffered superficial wounds and was not transported to the hospital, the 911 call stated. One suspect had red Jordan XI shoes but the other's description is unknown. No arrests have been made. Anyone with information is asked to Huber Heights police at (937) 233-1565. Thank you for reading the Dayton Daily News and for supporting local journalism. Subscribers: log in for access to your daily ePaper and premium newsletters. Thank you for supporting in-depth local journalism with your subscription to the Dayton Daily News. Get more news when you want it with email newsletters just for subscribers. Sign up here.  |
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