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| Today's Feature |
Emily Scurlock, Editor
Get to know some of our Newest Employees!
Hey! I'm Julianne and I have been at Barbee Pharmacy for 6 months. I moved to Raeford 2 years ago but we have been stationed at Fort Bragg for 6 years. I am from Indianapolis originally and my husband is from Northern California. We have been married for 6 years in September and have 2 energetic, "excited to do anything" kids. Our mini soldier is starting kindergarten this year! Our warrior princess will be 2 on Thanksgiving! Man how time flies! You can mostly find me at the pharmacy registers during your visit. See you around the pharmacy!
COMING SOON!!!
Keep an eye our for our newest addition to our gift shop! All new V-neck t-shirts with personalized monograms!
Here is this month's Favorite Recipe coming from one of our Barbee Pharmacy girls, Crystal.
Stew Beef and Rice
1 package of Stew Beef
1 pack Dry Onion Soup Mix
1 can Cream of Mushroom
1/2 can of water
Mix together the pack of Dry Onion Soup Mix with the can of Cream of Mushroom Soup and the 1/2 can of water. Put in Crock Pot and add Stew Beef. (Package of Stew Beef can be large or small depending on amount of servings you want, works with either). Cook on low for 6-8 hours or on high for 3-4 hours. Serve atop rice, noodles, mashed potatoes or anything of your choosing.
Spring Cleaning At Barbee
Pharmacy and Gifts
( Better late then never, right? :] )
- Troublesome, giant crepe myrtle at entrance removed (beautiful but bad)
- Sidewalk around building, the awnings and building were all pressure washed
- Low hanging tree limbs over employees' parking trimmed
- Carriage lamps at entrance installed
- Store kayak purchased for flooded lot
(Just Kidding!)
Congratulations West Robeson All-Star Softball Team for being State Champions! They are headed to the World Championships the first weekend of August! Good luck ladies from all of us here at Barbee Pharmacy!
Look what's new at the Pharmacy!
We are launching a new program in our pharmacy that will make the process of requesting and receiving prescriptions much easier.
It is called My Pharmacy Connect.
It will allow you to order prescription refills online.
You can receive reminders when it's time to refill your prescriptions.
You will be able to choose text, phone, email or all of the above for alerts when your medication is ready for pick-up.
When tax time comes around, you will be able to print your prescription history reports right at home.
You will be able to see information about the medications you are taking.
And best of all, it is FREE to our customers.
See one of our Barbee Pharmacy staff members for information on how to sign up and also be watching for a link on our website, www.barbeepharmacy.com, to sign up. We look forward to making your health more convenient for you.
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