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  1. Star AG Supermarket - 3012 LA-10

    3012 LA-10, Jackson LA 70748

    4 Good 64 reviews

    “It's a small grocery store and the people seem to be friendly and courteous enough, that's two things I look at when doing business with stores. It doesn't have many things like a big corporation but is well stocked with foods and everyday items. ?? My only complaint, if you want to call it that, is I wish they'd have more non- GMO's and organic products as well as grass fed, grass finished beef. Overall though Star AG is a good place to shop with a "down home" atmosphere.”

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  2. Dollar General - 3985 LA-10

    3985 LA-10, Jackson LA 70748

    2.9 Average 61 reviews

    “The lady I always see there is very friendly and caring. I don't know if she is the manager or needs to be. It is rare to see anyone else at the register or working in the store with her so you know she is hard working handling the constant stream of customers in our little town of Jackson, Louisiana, mostly on her own. While she works the register, she greets little old men and others by name enquiring about their family and showing concern for them. She is honestly very well suited to managing the social interactions required in a small community like this. Something I know I couldn't do. I may not be one she calls by name but I am glad to see her when I go and would hate to see the place without her. Even on the end of a long busy day she manages to be friendly with most everyone that comes in”

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  3. Sunoco - 1511 Charter St

    1511 Charter St, Jackson LA 70748

    2 Poor 9 reviews

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