In his first blog for SALON TODAY, Salon Owner Gary Harlan explores all the reasons becoming visible in your community is good for your business.
The salon works with the Miss Utah competition but also has launched The Fearless Project to help women regain their self-worth, an initiative inspired by pre-pandemic work with an organization that helps young women build their self-esteem through pageant participation.
Every community has its bright spots, but because we live there, we don't always notice them. Quint Studer says when we get intentional about finding and celebrating our "Easter eggs," we can change our whole attitude about where we live.
At-risk youth the first to participate in Wahl Fade It Forward workforce development program inspired by celebrity barber and Joliet native Garland “G-Whiz” Fox.
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