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Source: Falls City Journal

Kex Rx Pharmacy is proud to celebrate an incredible milestone this November: 20 years of serving patients, families, and the community as a locally owned independent pharmacy and respiratory care company. Since opening its doors in Hiawatha in 2006, Kex Rx Pharmacy has been dedicated to providing personalized, compassionate care while building lasting relationships with the people it serves. Over the past two decades, Kex Rx Pharmacy has grown into more than just a place to fill prescriptions. It has become a trusted healthcare partner that patients and families can count on for friendly service, dependable care, and a personal touch. “Celebrating 20 years is a truly special milestone, and we are incredibly grateful to everyone who has been part of our journey,” said Joe Koechner, owner of Kex Rx Pharmacy. “From our loyal customers to our dedicated team and the communities that have supported us along the way, we would not be here without you.

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