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  1. Dollar General - 14344 Main Street

    14344 Main Street, Orrville AL 36767

    4.2 Good 37 reviews

    “I love DG but wish they would answer the phone. The Orrville store has been closed a lot due to air conditioning issues and Im not sure what hours they are open right now. Would be nice if they would put a message on their answering machine and or post it on their website.”

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  2. M M Grocery - 14533 Main St

    14533 Main St, Orrville AL 36767

    3.8 Good 15 reviews

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  3. Abram Place Grocery - 4556 Co Rd 29

    4556 Co Rd 29, Alberta AL 36720

    4.7 Superb 30 reviews

    “This store is the place to be, especially since everything is so far away in this area. This is a one stop shop. The owners are friendly and welcoming. They have everything from fresh hot food, to some school supplies. They have gas and even accept WIC. I couldn't be more grateful to be able to get everything I need in one spot, especially after driving for hours. Great spot!”

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