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  1. Williams Grocery - 1 Main St

    1 Main St, Hurtsboro AL 36860

    5 Superb 14 reviews

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  2. Dollar General - 1541 AL-51

    1541 AL-51, Hurtsboro AL 36860

    2.6 Average 36 reviews

    “At this Dollar General is the true meaning of GREAT management skills. I visit this location on 6/3/20 after a long day of work, time I enter the store I was greeted. The aisle was very very neat. Every worker was so nice and helpful. They made me feel like I was there top priority by going above and beyond to keep me happy and all the other customers that was in the store that day. I personally want to say thank you... even though we dealing with a difficult time due to COVID 19 the positive attitude, friendly service, and the best Management skills (Ms. Summer) I must say melted my heart with helping me get my item off the shelves, etc. even the other workers was so helpful. Then I had to ask the manager what is her name because I love shopping at Dollar General Store but I have NEVER seen such positive attitude like this location!!!!! Y’all it’s worth the drive to shopping at this location!!!! I’m one Satisfied Customer!!!”

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