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  1. B's Grocery - 32318 MS-8

    32318 MS-8, Gore Springs MS 38929

    4 Good 61 reviews

    “Nice country store. The ppl r very friendly. If u forgot to pick up something from town then u can stop in and get what u need at this lil country store. Stop bye to today just to say hello. See for ur self just how welcoming they r”

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  2. Dollar General - 31934 MS-8 E

    31934 MS-8 E, Gore Springs MS 38929

    3.5 Good 23 reviews

    “Love, love, love my Dollar General at Gore Spring. Yes, the prices have gone up but so has every store I know. The employees are friendly and helpful!! James is absolutely the best. If he ever has a bad day, you will never know. Always smiling, knows customers by name. Only thing I see is only one register working, and at peak hours you might have a wait in line but has nothing to do with employees because it’s due to corporate decisions!”

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  3. Dollar General - 257 US-51

    257 US-51, Duck Hill MS 38925

    4.3 Superb 52 reviews

    “The manager and sales associate at the Winona location really solved a big issue I had about a month ago. Now the Duck Hill location, some of their workers can be a little too judgemental on the wrong things with the wrong people, I'm pretty sure you don't get paid enough to judge.”

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  5. Dollar General - 20 Nat G Troutt Rd

    20 Nat G Troutt Rd, Grenada MS 38901

    3.7 Good 33 reviews

    “Dollar General is our WalMart. I don't do Walmart and Dollar General stands the test of time. Very seldom do I need something I can't get from DG. We have some of the friendliest cashiers available. They love their job and we love the service they provide. Keep up the good work DG.”

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