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  1. Strong Hope Corner Store - 5002 Monticello Rd

    5002 Monticello Rd, Wesson MS 39191

    4.9 Superb 33 reviews

    “It's a small country store with a big heart ❤️ they try carrying whatever the people around in the community need or want from groceries, gas ⛽️ corn for deer hunting to breakfast biscuits, and hot pizza ?It's a nice place to stop by”

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  2. Dollar General - 4037 US-51

    4037 US-51, Wesson MS 39191

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    “THIS IS THE CLEANEST, MOST ORGANIZED DOLLAR STORE I'VE EVER SEEN!! Nothing on the floors or out of place!! I loved and VERY AMAZED seeing that! Ms. Toni is the assistant general manager. (IF I'm not mistaken) I had to let her know!!”

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  3. Shop & Wash - 1046 Main St

    1046 Main St, Wesson MS 39191

    4.4 Superb 40 reviews

    “This Service Station/Washateria is the hub for the small town of Wesson. Gas is average priced compared to stations in surrounding cities, and offers normal gas station items. Hot food is very good and is comprised of sausage biscuits, breakfast pizza and other breakfast foods, as well as items for lunch and supper such as chicken-on-a-stick, burgers, fish, shrimp, and various sides, all cooked daily. It is well worth the visit.”

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  5. Dollar General - 1031 Spring Street

    1031 Spring Street, Wesson MS 39191

    2.7 Average 43 reviews

    “They were out of a lot of grocery items but most places are at this time. They are requiring a face covering be worn in the store now. They're open until 10pm which is later than most other stores in the area stay open nowadays.”

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