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Salons’ revenue sheared by pandemic

by | Apr 30, 2020 | Latest

Since Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order went into effect in March, local hair salons have sat empty and hair stylists have had their income clipped due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Farmersville resident Janet Lynn said she was working six days a week until her salon was forced to shut its doors.

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By Sonia Duggan • [email protected]

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