Village Pharmacy

10/10/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a great time to brush up on education regarding breast cancer screening and prevention. If you've had a mammogram and received a result that you have "dense breast tissue," you may wonder what that means, especially if it's your first. Here are a few key things to know.

10/08/2025

School is out, and the weather is supposed to be perfect this weekend.
Don’t let cold and flu season be the reason you miss out on all the fun.

We are STOCKED UP with elderberry, viracid and virakid! 🤩🤩

Stop by and see us
841 E Tenth St Cookeville
931-400-0841

10/07/2025

We now have Mary Ruth’s in stock!
Mary Ruth’s is clean label project certified and offers quality supplements you will feel good about giving to your kiddos.

10/06/2025

As cold and flu season approaches, there's another respiratory illness you should watch for: pneumonia. Like the flu, pneumonia can pose serious health risks and can even be life threatening. Here’s what you need to know about pneumonia to keep yourself and your loved ones safe.

10/03/2025

October is American Pharmacists Month! This month, we celebrate all the ways pharmacists go above and beyond to keep their communities healthy, happy, and well. Help us acknowledge our amazing pharmacists with a thank you in the comments below (or the next time you stop by the pharmacy!)

10/01/2025

09/30/2025

Rumor has it national coffee day was extended to today. ;)
56Brew Coffee Co. is fueling the pharmacy this morning. Be sure to stop by and see them at Averitt behind the fitness center. Tuesdays will become your favorite day!

✨ Cookeville, we’re kicking off our October Hallelujah Harvest lineup TOMORROW (scroll
down a couple posts for details on the lineup) and we cannot wait to serve you! 🙌🍂 We officially open at 7 AM, but if you need to grab your coffee a little earlier before work or school drop-off around 6:45 AM—we’re usually ready to roll ☕️🎃

09/29/2025

If you think your child might have ADHD, it's important to know that early diagnosis and the right support can help them thrive. Here's how to take the first steps.