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This N. Fulton Walgreens is now closed

The Walgreens located at 10790 Alpharetta Highway in Roswell has closed.
The Walgreens located at 10790 Alpharetta Highway in Roswell has closed.
By Becca J G Godwin
Feb 22, 2017

After about 15 years in business, a Roswell Walgreens closed its doors to customers for the last time Tuesday.

The decision to close the 10790 Alpharetta Highway location was “not easy,” according to a spokesman. He did not elaborate on why the store closed.

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Former pharmacy patients do not need to take any action; prescription records will automatically transfer to the store at 695 W. Crossville Road. Patients can expect to receive a letter in the mail with more information about their prescription records.

All the employees in the now-closed store have been placed with jobs in other area Walgreens, the spokesman said.

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