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  1. Dollar General - 6477 St

    6477 St, 6477 GA-17, Clarkesville GA 30523

    3.8 Good 111 reviews

    “With Lynn as the new manager, this store has improved in so many ways. The staff is friendly and professional. The new produce section is limited but is a nice upgrade. Thankful it is available. New cold storage areas that actually work now filled with a variety of food choices we previously haven't had at this store. Also, FedEx pickup is great for us because delivery to our home was not dependable. Confirm correct prices at checkout. DG was known for posted prices being different at the register.”

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  2. Dollar General - 5859 GA-197

    5859 GA-197, Clarkesville GA 30523

    3.6 Good 36 reviews

    “I like the Dollar General stores, I'm not walking a mile to find what I need and get out. The staff were super friendly and the store was more or less well stocked with only a few items being out of stock and the staff working to stock the shelves while I was there.”

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  3. Dollar General - 391 Grandis Heights Cir

    391 Grandis Heights Cir, Clarkesville GA 30523

    3.5 Good 73 reviews

    “Awesomer service.....My semi-truck went down not to far from this store and the lady inside was able to help me with the itemsI needed. Thanks for good people in this world however I didn't get her nameShe was the only person at the register on 5/25/2021Around 1030am please let her know again she was a blessing to me?”

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