M & M Barber Shop

Best Barbershop in Guilford County for 2025
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Hey there, we're open for business as usual. No appointment needed, just swing by and we'll hook you up on a first-come, first-served basis. Thanks for choosing us. Tuesday - Friday 8-5:30, Saturday 8-1, Sunday and Monday we're closed.

M&T BARBER SHOP

It’s been 2 years since the pandemic 😷😷😷
We are very fortunate that we’re still here in business.
We wanted to thank you all “everyone”of those who had been supporting us at the Barbershop 💈 during the difficult time.
Without your supported we wouldn’t be here today.
TEAMS WORK OF M&T BARBERSHOP 💈 REALLY APPRECIATE OUR LOVELY CLIENTS.
M&T BARBERSHOP 💈
2713 Battleground Ave
greensboro,NC 27408
336.288.0288

We’re all been fully vaccinated 💉💉💉
Come on in to see us for a great cut.
No need appointment-Just walk in
Call 336.200.0288 to make sure
We’re still here at the Barbershop 💈 💈 💈

Covid-19 may still be here, but so are we!
And we are fighting back!!

We have installed Global Plasma Solutions needlepoint bipolar ionization air treatment in the shop.
This product has been laboratory tested and proven to kill 99.4% of Covid Virus!

Please, call us 336.288.0288 or text 336.693.0603 to reserve your spot due to the limitations of how many people can be in the shop at one time.
Thank you for your support
M &T Barbershop 💈

Greensboro Businesses Could Face Fines If State COVID Restrictions Violated

Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan issued an emergency declaration that could mean fines and closures for businesses that aren’t complying with state-imposed restrictions. Vaughn outlined the measure at a COVID-19 press conference with Governor Roy Cooper.

Greensboro’s emergency declaration went into effect on Friday. It reinforces the governor’s recent executive orders, which require the use of face-coverings and reduces the occupancy limits for most indoor activities.

The measure says offices and businesses could be fined $100 for each person over the occupancy limit. Violators could also face closures ranging from 24 to 72 hours depending on how many times a citation has been issued. Various city departments have been authorized to issue the civil penalty. Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan says the first violation will result in a warning.

“Many business owners have expressed to me their fear of another shutdown. I don’t want that either," says Vaughan. "I want to keep them in business. I want our kids to go back to school. But we must work together to change the trajectory of our numbers.”

COVID-19 cases are climbing in the Triad. Cone Health says hospitalizations have more than doubled in the last three weeks. On Monday, it reported a record 133 hospitalizations.

City leaders in Winston-Salem say they’re also evaluating options for a possible emergency declaration.

According to the Greensboro order, offices and businesses should be in compliance with, among other things, the following specific requirements:

Applicable capacity limits clearly marked at all entrances
Compliance with such capacity limitations
Signage on all entrances giving notice that face covering, over mouth and nose, is a requirement to gain admission to any such office or business
All employees who interact with the general public wearing a face covering
Any employee who cannot maintain social distance from other employees consistently must wear a face covering
Social distancing must be maintained as per the Governor’s order
Hand sanitizer must be provided
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