Police: One dead, two injured after Rowan Co. crash
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In an age of “mega” salons or franchises, an old-fashioned East Texas barber shop is still in business and thriving. Operator Carlos Dujaunez said there is a nostalgic attraction to old-fashioned barber shops.
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Business owner Wahib Saleh says he’s considering calling it quits after 3 years running the Grab and Go on Plank Road.
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Business owner Wahib Saleh says he’s considering calling it quits after three years running the Grab and Go on Plank Road.