Discount Stores near Irwinton, GA

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  1. 120 W Main St, Irwinton GA 31042

    3.1 Average 39 reviews

    “I’m giving 5 stars for a very good reason. And this rating isn’t just for one particular Dollar General store, but for every store I get a chance to visit. Toomsboro, Irwinton, Gordon, Milledgeville, Macon, and even in cities while traveling to see family. I can see now when once I was confused as to why so many of these stores were popping up all over the place. Good areas, great parking, great prices, clean and fresh smelling stores, friendly and very mannerable staff, when you’re up in age like myself,(63), and you can’t find anything you came for, there they go ready to your rescue. When your memory isn’t sharp anymore, who you gonna call? D.G. Staff!! I wouldn’t trade Dollar General Retailers for all the stores on earth. And I have no family members or friends that work in these stores, in case someone thinks I’m being forced or paid to speak from my heart. But I am one of Jehovah’s witnesses and the Creator of the Universe wants me to tell the truth and speak from my heart. I’m compelled by His Holy Spirit!!!”

  2. 220 Irwinton Rd, Toomsboro GA 31090

    4.2 Good 42 reviews

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