| George Sprite Barbee, III, RPh |
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| Today's Feature |
Emily Scurlock, Editor
Get to know some of our Newest Employees!
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Hey there! My name is Emily and I have been at Barbee Pharmacy for almost 10 months. I moved to Raeford over 2 years ago, but I grew up in the Raleigh area. I have been in the Fayetteville area for almost 5 years because my husband is in the Army and stationed at Ft. Bragg. We have been married for 4 years and have one daughter and two fur babies, Micah and Hannah. I am a graduate of UNC-Charlotte where I majored in Chemistry. I am mostly in the back of the pharmacy filling prescriptions and answering the phones, but recently I have been getting some exposure out on the registers. I am also working on the social media sites and websites for Lilley Pad and Barbee Pharmacy. Well I hope you learned a little about me and I look forward to continuing to get to know all of you as well.
A BIG CONGRATULATIONS!!
Toby, Terrie's son, cashed out during awards day with awards in
*Math
*Social Studies
*and Most Respectful!
His recognition came from West Hoke Middle School!
We are going to start a fun, new addition to our newsletter. We are going to publish some of our favorite receipes from the Barbee Pharmacy and Gifts family.
This month our receipe comes from the Co-Owner of Barbee Pharmacy and Gifts, Connie Barbee.
Sausage Cream Cheese Croissants
1 (8oz) package of cream cheese
1 (16oz) package of sausage room temperature
Dash of garlic powder
Dash of onion powder
1 (12 pack) croissants
Cook sausage thoroughly then drain. Mix together warm sausage, cream cheese, garlic powder and onion powder until blended. Partially slit croissants and fill with mixture. Place on cookie sheet and bake in a 400o oven until golden brown.
Note: This mixture can also be used on crackers instead of croissants.
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 on e 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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