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  1. Roses Discount Store - 809 East Boulevard

    809 East Boulevard, Williamston NC 27892

    4.3 Superb 40 reviews

    “My mom went to just look and price what she wanted, but the prices were so good she ended up buying on the spot. Aaron the cashier was the best 👌🏽”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1085 Walmart Dr

    1085 Walmart Dr, Williamston NC 27892

    3.5 Good 50 reviews

    “Why rate a Dollar (and $0.25) Tree? Because the cashier was actually polite and welcoming - not just to me, but to all customers. She was actually acknowledging people as they entered the store (Good morning! Here to shop before it snows I see) and as she was ringing up the purchases. What a welcome change to some less than pleasant experiences at other locations. (Capital Blvd in Raleigh - you are #1 on that list) The prices of most items are now $1.25. The store has done a good job with signage so customers can know which items are at the new price point and those that are not. Overall good supply of merchandise. Some departments were showing the effects of supply chain shortages.”

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  3. Dollar General - 704 East Blvd

    704 East Blvd, Williamston NC 27892

    3.2 Average 44 reviews

    “After some what seems to be a few neccesary changes, this one is my favorite store for my work and art supplies! The change in staff gives a caring vibe! The staff has elevated to a team mindedness I haven't seen since I ran store's!”

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  5. Dollar General - 6046 Bear Grass Rd

    6046 Bear Grass Rd, Williamston NC 27892

    2.4 Poor 35 reviews

    “Christmas shopping seems to have turned some store workers edging on rude. Call this store and courtesy is great Go to the store and all workers are NICE. Thanks girls and never change”

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