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V’s Barbershop opened Jan. 9 at 10935 Rolater Road, Ste. 110, Frisco. The vintage-inspired barber shop offers haircuts, shaves, beard and mustache trims, and shoe shines. 972-987-5947. www.vbarbershop.com
By Nicole Luna
Nicole Luna is the Senior Reporter for Frisco. She covers development, transportation, education, business and city government. She has a bachelor's degree in Journalism and Spanish from The University of Texas at Arlington and has been with Community Impact Newspaper since June 2015.

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