Clary Sage College offers free back-to-school haircuts at its 11th Annual Cuts for Kids
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Clary Sage College is offering free haircuts for any school-aged child today and tomorrow according to the
Clary Sage College’s Facebook page
.
The event starts at 9:30 a.m. and ends at 8 p.m. both days, the post says.
The post says there are no appointments necessary, it is a walk-in event only.
Clary Sage College is located at 3131 S. Sheridan Road.
For more information call 918-298-8200.
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