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  1. Dollar General - 3523 GA-142

    3523 GA-142, Shady Dale GA 31085

    4.1 Good 33 reviews

    “I have been to a bunch of different Dollar Generals all over the east coast. This is hands down the nicest Dollar General of them all 10/10. It's always clean, well stocked, and super friendly. Not once have I not been able to shop due to stocking carts blocking the aisle. I'm always greeted and treated like a local even though this is a tiny town and they know you aren't from around here. The staff all need a raise or at least a catered meal. Thanks so much for all you're doing to to make this small town shop so nice!”

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  2. Dollar General - 4049 GA-142

    4049 GA-142, Newborn GA 30056

    4 Good 64 reviews

    “We have the best dollar general store around here in newborn! Always friendly people working there, the shelves are always stocked and the store is neat and clean. I go to a lot of dollar general stores every day for shopping orders on doordash and they will have stock carts everywhere so you can't get to what you need, most shelves aren't even stocked (cuz it's all sitting in those stock carts) and every isle is a mess. ⭐ ✨ ⭐ This store definitely stands above the rest! ⭐ ✨ ⭐ (Wish I got orders all the way out here for this store but is outside of the Covington zone for work)”

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  3. Dollar General - 1900 GA-16 West

    1900 GA-16 West, Monticello GA 31064

    3.5 Good 55 reviews

    “Great as usual i can send my grandson into the store an he is always assited by one of the ladies. And he gets his right change always. they are so trust worthy.”

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