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Floyd’s 99 Barbershop of South Tampa Announces Grand Opening

Floyd's 99 Barbershop South Tampa

Floyd’s 99 Barbershop of South Tampa today announced plans for their grand opening event to be held on Friday, April 10, 2026, beginning at 9:00 a.m. The day-long celebration will include a ribbon-cutting ceremony, an in-shop scavenger hunt, prizes, and more. The shop, located at 1155 S. Dale Mabry Highway, Unit 6, in South Tampa, is owned and operated by franchisee Stephanie Noyes, a lifelong member of the Tampa Bay community. “Floyd’s is all about giving our customers an amplified experience, and we can’t wait to create that excitement at our grand opening event,” said Stephanie, noting that this is her third Floyd’s location, with shops already open in Clearwater and St. Pete. “This is an opportunity for the community to celebrate with us, meet the stylists, and even get a haircut,” she said. “Floyd’s is for everyone – men, women, and kids – and we’ll be accepting walk-in appointments all day.” The South Tampa location is offering 50% off haircuts for the first 30 days, beginning on Friday. Other activities and promotions planned for the day include: 10:00 a.m.	 - Ribbon-cutting ceremony with the South Tampa Chamber of Commerce All Day		 - Plinko and other games to win Floyd’s coupons, swag, and other prizes - Scavenger hunt to find the musicians featured on Floyd’s iconic poster walls - Meet the stylists and receive free consultations and 50% off haircuts “We are grateful to the South Tampa Chamber of Commerce for their support throughout this process, and we appreciate all that our families, friends, and neighbors have done to make our dream of opening a Floyd’s South Tampa location a reality,” said Stephanie. “We look forward to growing the Floyd’s brand throughout the Tampa area in the years ahead.” Floyd’s 99 Barbershop was founded in 1999 in the Denver area by three brothers with a simple belief: a great haircut should amplify your confidence. Today, Floyd’s delivers expert cuts and an amplified experience in 140+ shops across 15 states.

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Floyd’s 99 Barbershop of South Tampa today announced plans for their grand opening event to be held on Friday, April 10, 2026, beginning at 9:00 a...

On a night when the Knights (8-1, 7-1 Class 5A District 8) might get caught looking ahead at Plant next Thursday, with the playoff spot already in hand, the Knights did anything but overlook the Tigers (0-10, 0-9). "We're not a quiet team anymore," said head coach Mike DePue. The Knights jumped all over the Tigers, scoring 24 points in the first quarter. "We never looked back," said DePue. A big chunk of that 24 came in a flash when senior Byron Pringle returned the kickoff from a defensive safety. DePue remarked that junior running back Martin Ruiz had a "solid game". "Our defense played one of the better games of the year tonight," said DePue. It was the first complete-game shutout of the season for the Knights. DePue pointed out that the first team defense probably didn't even give up positive yardage to the Middleton offense. "We have a sense of purpose, now. Our goal is to play championship-calibre football the next few weeks," said DePue. "We're peaking at the right time." The Knights travel to take on crosstown rival Plant (8-1, 3-0 Class 8A District 6) on Nov. 10.

On a night when the Knights (8-1, 7-1 Class 5A District 8) might get caught looking ahead at Plant next Thursday, with the playoff spot already in hand, the Knights did anything but overlook the Tigers (0-10, 0-9).

"We're not a quiet team anymore," said head coach Mike DePue. The Knights jumped all over the Tigers, scoring 24 points in the first quarter.

"We never looked back," said DePue. A big chunk of that 24 came in a flash when senior Byron Pringle returned the kickoff from a defensive safety.

DePue remarked that junior running back Martin Ruiz had a "solid game". "Our defense played one of the better games of the year tonight," said DePue.

It was the first complete-game shutout of the season for the Knights. DePue pointed out that the first team defense probably didn't even give up positive yardage to the Middleton offense. "We have a sense of purpose, now. Our goal is to play championship-calibre football the next few weeks," said DePue. "We're peaking at the right time."

The Knights travel to take on crosstown rival Plant (8-1, 3-0 Class 8A District 6) on Nov. 10.

The Robinson Knights pounded the Middleton Tigers in the final district game of the season Friday night, Nov. 4.