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|Articles|October 26, 2007
Walgreens celebrates opening of 6,000th store in New Orleans
Walgreens now has 6,000 stores, with opening in New Orleans
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Walgreens celebrated the grand opening of its 6,000th store, with the opening of another store in New Orleans. Former NASCAR champion Richard Petty made an appearance, along with the Lilly/Joslin/Walgreens diabetes awareness NASCAR racecar. In honor of the grand opening, Walgreens offered free blood glucose screenings in 16 New Orleans stores with the help of Xavier University pharmacy students.
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