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  1. Spirit of Flora - 809 E Columbia St

    809 E Columbia St, Flora IN 46929

    4.6 Superb 48 reviews

    “I only got gas because Marathon gas station was out of regular. I'm a Christian so don't let the name "spirit" fool you. They decorate for Halloween ?. The workers are good workers, place was clean.. I just don't care for the Halloween decorations. Marathon is a better gas station because they don't decorate for Halloween. And they're really good Christians. Which is important to me. I should do a review on Marathon they would get a good review all the way around.”

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  2. Flora SUPERVALU - 13 W Walnut St

    13 W Walnut St, Flora IN 46929

    4.2 Good 77 reviews

    “The town is really lucky to have this place. It's a full serve market. Some small towns struggle to keep one of these open but Flora has this little gem. You can get a full range of produce as well as a butcher in house. There is a kitchen for hot foods in case you need a quick lunch. The staff is really friendly and they have decent hours. Prices surprisingly aren't that steep. Stop by if you are passing through to grab your last minute food things.”

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  3. Dollar General - 705 E Columbia St

    705 E Columbia St, Flora IN 46929

    2.9 Average 52 reviews

    “Its dollar general... Not much to review... "Generally" speaking tho... It's a great place to shop in a small town that doesn't over charge like the other store in town.. staff is friendly manager is great! And its usually pretty clean!”

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