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  1. Dollar Tree - 104 Walnut Lane Suite 111

    104 Walnut Lane Suite 111, North Augusta SC 29860

    4.1 Good 67 reviews

    “Store is usually kept organized. I've tried a lot of the roll up stick eye shadows and concealers and like them. I like the nail polish but the nail polish remover is not good. I have found a lot of things to organize things around my house in the store.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1339 West Martintown Road

    1339 West Martintown Road, North Augusta SC 29860

    3.7 Good 16 reviews

    “Some of the friendliest people you will meet work here. This Dollar General has been a lifesaver for many a time when I forgot something and needed it for a cookout!”

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  3. Dollar General - 203 Edgefield Road Ste 10A

    203 Edgefield Road Ste 10A, North Augusta SC 29841

    3.7 Good 95 reviews

    “Great workers if you have a problem. I just wouldn't get my 2nd favorite drink from here. They put Mountain Dew Game Fuel with kickstarters. I don't know exactly who is at fault but a kickstarter didn't fill full (on 2nd top shelf) and rest of the drinks under the shelf it was on was all sticky. And looked like the drink from the kickstarter got stuck on them.”

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  5. Dollar General - 195 Market Place Drive

    195 Market Place Drive, North Augusta SC 29860

    3.6 Good 70 reviews

    “Brought my 2 granddaughters in for supplies needed on project. Lovely young lady Hannah was so helpful and kind, she even gave advice about the project. My youngest granddaughter is very shy, but ran and gave a hug to thank her for helping so much. Absolutely outstanding customer service, we will be returning all the time!”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 1251 Knox Avenue

    1251 Knox Avenue, North Augusta SC 29841

    3.6 Good 104 reviews

    “One person at checkout with over 10 people in line. Mgr seemed to either not know or not care. Shelves were kinda messed up. Mgr was just starting to open another line but my 12 min wait was over. Never been like this before.”

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