LAKEVILLE, Minn. (WCCO) -- When Bud Moen first picked up his comb and shears, Dwight Eisenhower was president. Ten presidents and 58 years later, Moen is still clipping away.

Shears, hair clippers and cutting capes. In the hands of two men — one a barber, the other a police officer — these are the tools being used to create a safe space for dialogue in D.C., in the ...

Now, 58 years later he has put up his shears, clippers, and combs and walked away a happy and content man looking forward to retirement. Tabone, 77, was a barber who had the instincts and flair of ...

That was nearly seven years ago. But after a total of 68 years working as a barber, Williamson has finally decided to hang up his shears, much to the surprise of family members who said he had ...

A Lawrence Park barber’s 60-year career came to an end on Friday. Dick Mosher, 79, is retiring his shears and celebrating the occasion by enjoying some Mighty Fine Doughnuts with his co-workers ...

The barber said he's enjoyed it "most of the time." Oddly enough, the city's icon came upon both the profession and Bucyrus by accident. Keller grew up in Morrow County between Sparta and Marengo.

Ted Hosman shaves Bud Young's face in his barber shop in Gleed, Wash. on Thursday, July 20, 2017. Hosman has cut Young's hair in the same barber shop for more than 30 years.

The barber shops that organized the Clippers for Keith event will continue to accept donations for him. These businessmen understand the consequences of an accident like this.

Harry Green of Harry's Barber Shop, 209 N. Jackson St., retired on Friday, Dec. 30, after 52 years of turning out perfect flattops.

“He had a comb and spray bottle in one hand and shears in the other,” said Robert Dello Russo, the owner of Boston Barber Co., the Beacon Hill shop where Silva works.