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  1. Dollar General - 12437 Hwy 67 W

    12437 Hwy 67 W, Butler TN 37640

    4.2 Good 81 reviews

    “It's a big convenience store without gasoline and they're always over understaffed and the people in there work their guts out stocking shelves and have to run the cash register at the same time.”

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  2. Dollar General - 848 TN-91

    848 TN-91, Elizabethton TN 37643

    4.2 Good 80 reviews

    “This location has always had great staff, and they do well at keeping items stocked and organized. It's always nicer to go to a store that you know will treat you well and normally have products stocked.”

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  3. Dollar General - 3114 US-321

    3114 US-321, Hampton TN 37658

    4.3 Superb 27 reviews

    “This is the most well organized Dollar General in our area. The manager and staff are very friendly and always helpful. It’s very convenient and usually has what I need.”

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  5. Dollar General - 5611 Hwy 67 W

    5611 Hwy 67 W, Mountain City TN 37683

    3.6 Good 16 reviews

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  6. Dollar General - 124 US-321

    124 US-321, Hampton TN 37658

    3.7 Good 87 reviews

    “Nice little store located away from all the other stores. Good to stop on the way to picnic and to get forgotten things. Quick grab for locals who can't get to town. Clean store”

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