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Cloudy and windy. High 71F. Winds S at 20 to 30 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph..
Windy with rain early…then remaining cloudy with showers overnight. Low 47F. Winds S at 25 to 35 mph. Chance of rain 80%. Rainfall near a quarter of an inch. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.
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Pictured from left to right are Warren and Wayne Hogg holding the sign of Hair Crafters thebarber shop in Winchester that they have owned and operated since 1977. The brothers plan to retire in May.
Pictured from left to right are Warren and Wayne Hogg holding the sign of their first barber shop in Winchester. The brothers plan to retire in May.<\/p>\n

Pictured from left to right are Warren and Wayne Hogg holding the sign of Hair Crafters thebarber shop in Winchester that they have owned and operated since 1977. The brothers plan to retire in May.
Pictured from left to right are Warren and Wayne Hogg holding the sign of their first barber shop in Winchester. The brothers plan to retire in May.
Hogg Brothers to Retire<\/em>
In 1970, Richard Nixon was President, songs such as Simon and Garfunkel\u2019s \u201cBridge Over Troubled Water\u201d and the Jackson 5\u2019s \u201cI\u2019ll Be There\u201d were on the radio. In January of that year a young barber who grew up near Saratoga began working in a little shop near the creek on South Street in Winchester. In 1973, he was joined by his brother. Wayne and Warren Hogg purchased Moore\u2019s Maple Crest Barber Shop and the brothers have been cutting and styling hair in Winchester ever since. That era will soon come to an end. The building is currently up for sale, and the brothers plan to retire in May.
In 1977, they purchased the building at the corner of Meridian and North Streets across from the Winchester Post Office. In this building they opened Hair Crafters in the part of the building that had been an office for a local chiropractor. The portion of the building now occupied by the Cancer Services of Randolph County had been a barber shop that was operated by Kurt Luedike.
Between them the brothers have over 100 years experience of cutting hair. Both of the brothers attended Indiana Barber\u2019s School in Indianapolis. Although\u00a0 the school\u2019s location had moved when Warren attended.
\u201cI worked at a shop in Muncie for five years before I came to Winchester,\u201d said Wayne. \u201cMy senior year of high school, I had a summer job at Ohio Valley Gas. I then worked at Overmeyer Foundry. After completing barber college, I worked at Friar\u2019s Barber Shop in Muncie for three years until going into business with my brother at Maple Crest Barber Shop in Winchester,\u201d added Warren. \u201cI remember McGalliard being only two lanes at the time,\u201d said Warren. \u201cWhere the Mall is now was a field. I remember seeing guys rabbit hunting there on my way to work,\u201d added Wayne.
\u201cWe\u2019ve seen a lot of changes through the years,\u201d said Wayne. \u201cLong hair, short hair, perms for both men and women, we\u2019ve been through all sorts of styles,\u201d he continued. The changes also go beyond hairstyles. \u201cThis corner used to be pretty busy. Indiana Michigan was on the corner, the gas station and car dealer ship was down the street. As was Girton\u2019s Auto Parts. There were even several places to eat. Back then they used to let the kids out of school for an hour for lunch. Some of those places had really good food,\u201d Wayne recalls.
The brothers have also been active in the community for many years. They were involved with the Jaycees for many years, and are quite active with the Farmland Conservation Club. They have also been active coaching and sponsoring little league and softball teams over the years. Wayne also volunteers a few days a week at the Randolph County YMCA.
The brothers plan to spend their retirement golfing, fishing, hunting, and spending time with their families. Wayne and his wife, Connie have two children. \u201cMichelle and her husband, Matt, currently live in Malta. They have two children Emma and Alex,\u201d said Wayne. \u201cRobbie and his wife, Shanna, also have two kids Jacob and Savannah. Rob is the Manager of Shakamak State Park in Southern Indiana,\u201d he continued. Connie worked for several years as a nutritionist with the school lunch program at Randolph Central Schools.
Warren and his wife, Mindy, have two children Tracy and Trevor. Mindy has retired after several years of working in local banks. Warren and Mindy have six grandsons and a great-granddaughter.
\u201cWhat we\u2019ll miss the most is talking with our customers,\u201d they say. \u201cThere are some customers where we\u2019ve cut the hair of several generations. We\u2019d like to thank all of our customers over the many years for keeping us in business,\u201d they add. \u201cSince the pandemic, things have slowed down quite a bit,\u201d said Wayne. \u201cWe\u2019ve cut back our hours a bit,\u201d added Warren.
\u201cThe plan is to remain here until the building sells. We\u2019re planning on retiring by the end of May,\u201d said Wayne. \u201cWe\u2019d like for it to remain a barber shop, but that depends upon who buys it,\u201d added Warren.
After many years of cutting and styling hair, the brothers are looking forward to spending time with their families and enjoying their hobbies. \u201cUntil we have to get a job at Walmart to help pay for them,\u201d joked Warren. \u201cThings change as time goes by, I believe that Tom Cockerill is the only person that is still in business from when we started,\u201d said Wayne. The Hogg brothers have definitely seen the long and short of it when it comes to business in downtown Winchester throughout the years. The loss of their business will be felt, but the memories they share with their customers will remain as we see what the future holds for the Hair Crafters.
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Cloudy and windy. High 71F. Winds S at 20 to 30 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.
Windy with rain early…then remaining cloudy with showers overnight. Low 47F. Winds S at 25 to 35 mph. Chance of rain 80%. Rainfall near a quarter of an inch. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.
Windy with rain showers. High 51F. Winds WSW at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of rain 40%. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.<\/p>\n

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Wind:<\/span> S @ 19 mph
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Wind:<\/span> S @ 22 mph
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Wind:<\/span> S @ 22 mph
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