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  1. Dollar General - 2821 AL-20

    2821 AL-20, Tuscumbia AL 35674

    4.3 Superb 54 reviews

    “You can't go wrong with a Dollar General Store. Great prices on a variety of stuff. The only complaint I have is when there is a bunch of people in the checkout line there is only one register open. But that seems to be that way at every Dollar General.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1401 South Woodmont Drive

    1401 South Woodmont Drive, Tuscumbia AL 35674

    4.1 Good 26 reviews

    “Love this store. I didn't like that they raised all the price a quarter, but they also have been getting better inventory. Either way this store gets my money so the time.One last thing; employee Alyssa always goes above and beyond what her job title says. Thank you for all you do ma'am.”

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  3. Dollar General - 819 US-72

    819 US-72, Tuscumbia AL 35674

    3.7 Good 61 reviews

    “Theses stores do lots of business. I love shopping ? at dollar general but the line to check out is so long. They normally only have 1 cashier. They have a good selection if it is in stock. Lots of empty shelves sometimes.”

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  5. Dollar General - 1310 Avalon Avenue

    1310 Avalon Avenue, Muscle Shoals AL 35661

    3.5 Good 76 reviews

    “Always a great place to go, it's sad though because no one wants to work anymore so it leaves the people who do want to work in a bind. They pretty much have everything I need with the exception of few things. Employees are pretty nice also.”

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