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  1. Dollar General - 620 Peeksville Road

    620 Peeksville Road, Locust Grove GA 30248

    4 Good 94 reviews

    “Dollar General is quite the convenient spot to shop when you don’t want to hit up a big box. Almost always I find what I need and probably way more than I need honestly. Each time I walk in I am greeted and they know me and my kids from frequent visits. My kids want to go there every day. The staff is quite helpful and anytime I am looking for something and it’s not in stock Kate will let me know if/when it will come.”

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  2. Dollar General - 3230 GA-155 S

    3230 GA-155 S, Locust Grove GA 30248

    3.8 Good 88 reviews

    “At times there is organized chaos however I admire how the employees at this store manage it. They are some of the nicest people even when there is a line. Wish they were able to hire some more good help.”

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  3. Dollar General - 2805 Tanger Boulevard

    2805 Tanger Boulevard, Locust Grove GA 30248

    2.2 Poor 26 reviews

    “Best location I've been to so far. Staff was helpful and friendly, I had an issue with another store. Ended up coming here, turns out the DM was here, I explained my experience from the other store.. very sympathetic and attempted to make it right... more then most places do these days..... now I think this might to be my new location.”

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