March 2026 Route Schedule


Spring is right around the corner, and March is filling up fast! Thad will be out on the road throughout the Fox Valley and surrounding areas, making his regular weekly stops to pick up shears for professional sharpening and tune-ups. If your tools have been working overtime this winter, now is the perfect time to get on the schedule.

March 2026 Route Dates

Tuesday, March 3 — Neenah / Menasha
Serving salons and barbershops in Neenah and Menasha.

Tuesday, March 10 — Kimberly / Kaukauna / Little Chute
Stops planned in Kimberly, Kaukauna, and Little Chute.

Tuesday, March 17 — Rural Route
Covering surrounding communities including Hortonville, Seymour, Freedom, Shiocton, and nearby areas.

Tuesday, March 24 — De Pere
Sharpening available in De Pere

Tuesday, March 31 — Green Bay
Finishing the month in Green Bay

How DRWS Route Service Works

Thad stops by your salon or barbershop to collect shears that need sharpening or tune-ups, takes them back to his shop for precision service, and returns them the next day—so you experience minimal downtime.

Routes fill quickly, especially as spring bookings pick up. If you’re located along one of these routes (or nearby), now is the time to reach out.

📱 Call or text Thad at 920-284-6395 to get on the March schedule.

Sharp tools. Smooth cuts. Less strain on your hands.

Thad's Don't Run With Scissors | Greenville, WI
(920) 284-6395



 

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