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  1. Dollar General - 2985 AR-367

    2985 AR-367, Austin AR 72007

    4.6 Superb 59 reviews

    “The store has hours that work well for this community, and they seem to hire exceptional managers and cashiers. No matter how their own day has been or how nasty a customer may have just been, they have always greeted me with a kind word and a smile and been very helpful. They deserve kudos for their thoughtfulness and patience with their customers.”

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  2. 38 Special Grocery & Grill - 3811 AR-38

    3811 AR-38, Austin AR 72007

    4.3 Superb 8 reviews

    “The clerk has been there for years! She always is accountable. Great location. Trendy spot for locals. To top it off the cocos cafe next door is in my opinion, the best Mexican spot in the town/outskirts of town.”

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  3. Dollar General - 17870 AR-5

    17870 AR-5, Austin AR 72007

    4.1 Good 50 reviews

    “I want to recognize 2 employees who go above and beyond. Cassandra and Shai are always very professional and absolutely hard working with great attitudes . Every trip to this store is awesome because of their dedication to their customers, it feels like home !! Thank you ladies !!”

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