MHSNews | Lacing Up: Shoe Entrepreneurs On The Rise

Shon Sayfuddinov, Associate ProducerJanuary 29, 20201 Comment

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With the growing popularity of sneaker culture, young entrepreneurs have began to start their own shoe businesses. Senior Chase Callahan has been in the business of selling and collecting shoes since 6th grade, and has an extensive inventory with sneakers ranging in price from 200 to 30,000 dollars.

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Shon Sayfuddinov, Associate Producer

Shon Sayfuddinov, senior, has been the Associate Producer of the MHSNews since 2018. His leadership in activities includes being the Co-captain of the...