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New pharmacy welcomed in Snowflake

Tribune Staff

| July 21, 2020

Printed in the July 22, 2020 edition

Photo courtesy of the Snowflake/Taylor Chamber of CommerceThe Snowflake/Taylor Chamber of Commerce welcomes Call’s Community Pharmacy, located at 985 S. Main St. in Snowflake. Those taking part in the recent ribbon cutting were (left to right) employee Amber Rutherford, owners Jordan and Bonnie Call, Snowflake Taylor Chamber of Commerce ambassador David Batty, Executive Director Charlotte Hatch and chamber board member Sherri Burt. For more information on hours or services call (928) 457-1115 or visit callscommunitypharmacy.com.