Leawood stylist Anita Graves-Barker thought she could start giving her clients ever-so coveted haircuts on May 4. But then Johnson County’s stay-at-home order was extended another week. Just as Barker began informing customers they could schedule appointments on May 11, officials announced Johnson County would follow Kansas’ plan for reopening the economy. That pushed back the start date for hair salons even further, to May 18 at the earliest. “Let’s hope this is the last time we need to change our opening date,” she wrote in a message to clients on Facebook.
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