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  1. Dollar General - 290 Rosman Hwy

    290 Rosman Hwy, Brevard NC 28712

    4.3 Superb 64 reviews

    “Great store. I went to get craft supplies and was a little disappointed with the acrylic paint section. I made it work either way. Y'all need pouring medium for acrylic pours”

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  2. Dollar General - 6751 Greenville Highway

    6751 Greenville Highway, Brevard NC 28712

    3.7 Good 66 reviews

    “Stopped in for soup today and was very impressed by the store’s layout and cleanliness. It was well organized, without clutter. Surprised and happy to see fresh produce that looked great too! The staff were friendly and professional as well.”

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  3. Dollar General - 140 Old Rosman Hwy

    140 Old Rosman Hwy, Brevard NC 28712

    3.6 Good 68 reviews

    “The only real competitor to Wal-Mart on price in this town. Smaller selection of course, but minus the crowds, lines, & general chaos of W-M....and there's nearly one on every corner in Brevard !”

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  5. Dollar General - 1985 Greenville Highway

    1985 Greenville Highway, Brevard NC 28712

    3.4 Good 36 reviews

    “The new woman @ the counter was very nice/courteous! Why can't they keep help @ this store? There was a really nice man from Hawaiia that worked there & now he is gone. He was one of the nicest & most friendly. Manager seems over worked.”

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