John Fluevog says seeing Dr. Bonnie Henry wearing his shoes is a 'privilege' 'I see so many signs of care and compassion in our community — and I’m just thrilled to be a part of it.' ...

Shoppers crash John Fluevog site during presale of Dr. Bonnie Henry shoes Few could have imagined just how fast the presale launch would go.

Shoe designer John Fluevog will release a Dr. Bonnie Henry-inspired heel in support of the fight against COVID-19. The Dr. Henry shoes, two-tone pink Mary Janes, were designed with the blessing of ...

2:40 Dr. Bonnie Henry tours Vancouver murals in namesake pink Fluevog heels B.C.’s top doctor has some fancy new footwear. Shoe designer John Fluevog gave Dr. Bonnie Henry a pair of shoes Friday ...

They say you don’t really know a person until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes. In Swiss photographer Henry Leutwyler’s case, the saying can be applied literally in his newest photobook ...

They're two-toned pink with Mary Jane straps and a chunky heel, featuring the words "be kind, be calm, and be safe." The shoe style's name? The Dr. Henry. In a case of one icon giving props to ...

Channel 2 Action News first spoke with Sanders a year ago as he launched a sneaker collection drive in Henry County called Kicks 4 Kids.

With the Los Angeles Chargers saying goodbye to future Hall of Fame tight end Antonio Gates, the team is officially passing the torch to Hunter Henry. He knows he has some big shoes to fill.

Vicki Dortch was at the Henry Clay getting ready for the 2nd annual Wine, Women and Shoes charity event. Wlky is the media sponsor and Dortch emceed the fundraiser.

Speaking on Busted Open Radio, Mark Henry discussed some of the times he got ribbed backstage. In one highlight, he noted that his shower shoes once got superglued to the floor.

The initial announcement of the shoe collaboration between Vancouver shoe designer John Fluevog and provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry was met with an “overwhelming” amount of interest ...

HENRY COUNTY, Ga. — 17-year-old Caleb Sanders says you’d have to be headed to elementary, middle, or high school to really understand what it’s like. “I think it’s important for confidence.