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  1. Webb Grocery - 1917 Millers Creek Rd

    1917 Millers Creek Rd, Van Lear KY 41265

    4.7 Superb 117 reviews

    “One must take a moment and visit Webbs store. There is lots of Loretta Lynn memorabilia and her cousin Mack runs the store. A ticket can be purchased at the store via credit card for $5. Otherwise $5 cash can be given at the Loretta. Lynn homestead. Mac had interesting stories as well as an interesting store. Very down to earth and kind-hearted.”

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  2. J&H Feed And Tack - 219 Mill Branch Rd

    219 Mill Branch Rd, Paintsville KY 41240

    4.8 Superb 16 reviews

    “They had the meds my little dog needed and now he's getting better so I am glad these people were helpful and friendly yes I'll be returning and getting my pet food here also thank you J & H FEED AND TAC”

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  3. Save A Lot - 229 S Mayo Trail

    229 S Mayo Trail, Paintsville KY 41240

    4.4 Superb 68 reviews

    “Save A lot has items cheaper than most grocery stores, but they don't have all name brand items, though they do have some. For people that are handicapped or have difficulty walking, they only have one powered grocery cart to ride in. So if someone else is using it, you have to wait, or go to Walmart where they have many more. I like save a lot for some of my shopping needs, though I don't go there very often. They do help you save money! And are good for budgeting on your grocery needs.”

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