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After two years of running the event virtually, hundreds of people were excited to lace up their running shoes and participate in the Nature's Emporium Run for Southlake on a sunny morning on Sunday April 24. More than 800 participants ran or walked 5K along Davis Drive and past Southlake hospital to raise funds. To race day, this year's event has raised over $330,000 - which is close to the May 13 fundraising goal of $400,000. "Today means so much to us. It has been a long two years, Keen Shoes For Women  but we have come through stronger and more resilient together," said Arden Krystal, CEO of Southlake Regional Health Centre, while kicking off the event.  "Southlake is your hospital, here for you when you need us, we are always by your side, and today, you are here, by our side, when ...

This is 79th game the Nucks have played this season. The eleventeenth MUST WIN game of the stretch. I’m exhausted from just watching them push the heavy standings rock up the wild carded hill. Nucks looked tired in Minni. Demmers seems to be playing hurt or exhausted. He’s not alone. Even NM has shown some regular season fatigue. The Nucks didn’t score in the 1st. Neither did the Reds. That’s not so bad. Well that was a pretty unexciting first... tons of turnovers both teams. — Twitchy The bad part happened in the 2nd. The Nucks went half way through the 2nd without a Nucking shot. Worse the fLames had potted 2. One on their PP. Rick Owens Shoes  And one that Demmers wanted back. Us too. Late in the 2nd, with the Nucks still 2 goals down, someone in the game thread started to c...

GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — Local non-profit Hope & Olive is restoring confidence with a touch of makeup. The organization provides free permanent makeup services to those who have experienced life-altering circumstances such as cancer, alopecia, or trichotilomania. “Permanent makeup eyebrows, eyeliner is sometimes requested, lips would be maybe for somebody who has a cleft lip," said founder Jill Ullmer. Chippewa Boots "We also do areola restoration after reconstruction from breast cancer."The non-profit is currently holding its 3rd annual Soles4Hope Shoe Drive throughout April and May. Anyone can drop off new or used gently-worn shoes at one of 21 donation sites around Northeast Wisconsin. You can see the full list of donation sites here. All of the shoes that are collected are sent t...

It’s evident when walking around campus that Mercer University students have a wide range of unique styles, especially specific styles in the world of shoe and sneaker culture. For many people, personal style and shoe choice is a Olukai Sandals way to outwardly showcase personality and passion. It allows for a passing stranger to catch a glimpse of who someone is without the exchange of conversation. “I kinda just focus more on individuality when it comes to my style and my shoes,” sophomore Obehi Onabanjo said. “It’s a big part of my style for sure.” Lux Corrona Avery Towns poses for a portrait wearing ALDOs. Onabanjo says that her shoes are mostly athletic and streetwear, depending on the new shoes that drop and what she’s interested in. “It kinda gives me the chance to e...

Since joining the royal family, Meghan Markle has become a major style icon — so when she stepped out wearing a pair of black pointed-toe flats from Rothy’s, it’s no surprise the brand become a viral sensation. And while the expression “quality over quantity” is certainly true, not everyone can afford to drop $145 on a pair of flats. Luckily, you don’t have to. There are plenty of shoes like Rothy’s that boast similar styles, constructions, and comfort as the cult-favorite brand, but at a fraction of the cost — and you can grab them all on Amazon. Why is the Duchess of Sussex (and millions more shoppers) a Rothy’s fan? For starters, Rothy’s shoes are famously comfortable and durable thanks to their unique, eco-friendly knit fabric, manufactured with recycled plastic water bottles,Oofos ...

For Scott Vane, being president of the Johns Creek High Girls Lacrosse Board, the father of triplet daughters on the team and an assistant coach wasn’t enough. “Once I got on the board and became president, I challenged everyone to find ways to give back and get involved with the community,” he said. “A member came across the idea of collecting shoes, and we thought it was a pretty cool thing.” For four years, the board along with both varsity and JV lacrosse team members at Johns Creek High have hosted events to gather slightly used shoes as part Hey Dude Women's Shoes of the Lace Up with Lax charity drive. The Marietta-based nonprofit’s mission is to address homeless issues “one step at a time.” The shoe collection provides footwear for needy kids and teens. “T...