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  1. Wadley IGA - 62 Butts St

    62 Butts St, Wadley GA 30477

    4.1 Good 46 reviews

    “Customer service is very good prices are comprable to other stores, but the store is freezing make sure you take a jacket. They were very helpful getting my propane and loading for me.”

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  2. Dollar General - 10455 US-1 S

    10455 US-1 S, Wadley GA 30477

    3.5 Good 44 reviews

    “Bought a charged is there a little over a monthexplain to the clerk there that I had been out of town and would like to get another charger I explained to her that it stopped working before the 30 days but I was away due to illness in the family would not listen to reason at all I am a good customer but I am rethinking Ford customer courtesy would be appreciated”

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  3. Ingles Markets - 131 US-1 Bypass

    131 US-1 Bypass, Louisville GA 30434

    4.2 Good 144 reviews

    “Ingles can be pricey, but if you catch the sales, their prices will beat Walmart's, especially their BOGO deals. Their floral section is nice as is their deli. Sometimes we eat at the deli for Sunday dinner. I have ordered cakes for birthdays and they've always been delicious. The kids at the register have no clue the difference between a blue bag and a brown bag. Oftentimes I will just bag my own groceries. Overall, I'm pleased with the store.”

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  5. Louisville IGA - 823 Peachtree St

    823 Peachtree St, Louisville GA 30434

    3.7 Good 66 reviews

    “We always stop here on our way back to Alma! They have the Tom&Ted bacon we cant find anymore down here,and still have a lot of other stuff our IGA doesnt have!Thank you for still being a hometown store!”

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