Discover Your Giving Heat: Jail Chaplains
Ever since he was eight-years-old, Wil Dort has been cutting hair. Learning from his uncles and practicing on other kids...
Read MoreImmigrating from Haiti in 1997, Wil is known as North Dakota’s “First Black Barber.” He peddled a purple bike from a Cass County jail cell to Moler Barber College in downtown Fargo in 2006. Sheer motivation, dedication, and faith instilled in Wil by the Jail Chaplains, he has conquered the odds of going from Fargo’s Most Wanted to one of Fargo’s most successful entrepreneurs.
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Ever since he was eight-years-old, Wil Dort has been cutting hair. Learning from his uncles and practicing on other kids...
Read MoreFrom North Dakota's most wanted, to the barbershop, Wil Dort has come a long way since being in jail back in 2006...
Read MoreSaturday, the shop gave out free hair cuts and encouraged customers to donate to...
Read MoreAs the owner of Skill Cutz Barbershop and his own barber college in Fargo, Will Dort’s talent is anything but ordinary...
Read MoreIt's the story of a childhood right out of a TV commercial, pleading "Feed the children..."
Read MoreWil Dort fell in love with cutting hair when he was an 8-year-old living in Haiti. Now, he's teaching...
Read MoreOne step inside Wil Dort’s Fargo Barber Shop, and it’s clear to see, business is brisk...
Read More“It’s a blessing to be here compared to what I know back home and compared to America...
Read Morehere is a place in Fargo that caters to Mexican hair...
Read MoreDaniel Munyon of Fargo used to travel to the Twin Cities to buy the style of clothes he likes to wear...
Read MoreA Haitian-born Fargo barbershop owner who lost at least four relatives in last week's earthquake...
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