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  1. Dollar General - 268 John Hunter Hwy

    268 John Hunter Hwy, Elora TN 37328

    4.4 Superb 61 reviews

    “The staff was very friendly unlike the ones at the dollar general in Huntland that wouldn't refund the headphones I brought back fully intact with a receipt due to the fact that I didn't purchase them in that particular store!? But when I arrived at this store they were swift let me return the item within policy rules. I will most definitely be going to this store from now on and would hope the one in huntland learned a thing or two about customer service and being courteous.”

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  2. Dollar General - 110 Main St

    110 Main St, Huntland TN 37345

    3.6 Good 45 reviews

    “Great service, staff stays busy trying to keep the store stocked. The wait is sometimes a bit longer than you hope, but that happens at a busy location, with limited assiciates.”

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  3. Dollar General - 6 Flintville Rd

    6 Flintville Rd, Flintville TN 37335

    3.5 Good 57 reviews

    “The people that work in this store are absolutely amazing every one of them they are probably the busiest dollar store in the area and I think it's because of those guys they need a raise we shop there everyday me and my brother they do an amazing job!!!!!!!!!”

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  5. Dollar General - 4991 Winchester Rd

    4991 Winchester Rd, New Market AL 35761

    3.3 Good 75 reviews

    “I didn’t know where New Market was before my nephew’s tournament. Stopped here on my way home, and this is the first DG I’ve been to in years that had more stock on the shelves than the aisles.”

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