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  1. Dollar General - 1610 Jackson Love Hwy

    1610 Jackson Love Hwy, Erwin TN 37650

    2.9 Average 51 reviews

    “The manager waited on me. .. she is always friendly, very helpful. The other workers are also that way. Prefer shopping there, than at the other 2 stores in our county.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1256 N Main Ave

    1256 N Main Ave, Erwin TN 37650

    2.8 Average 77 reviews

    “Dollar Store rules.. It is kept very clean. Excellent source of home cleaning supplies and its just a very convenient store at reasonable prices and always a groovy place to hangout”

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  3. Dollar General - 3513 Hwy 81 S

    3513 Hwy 81 S, Jonesborough TN 37659

    4.4 Superb 13 reviews

    “This store is great the workers and the store manager very friendly and helpful always perfect location with not much of anything around and helped out with store open after the major flood”

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  5. Dollar General - 1033 Depot St

    1033 Depot St, Jonesborough TN 37659

    3.2 Average 47 reviews

    “Every time we come by, it’s hit or miss whether the staff is friendly. But love the new organization of everything, looks a lot less cluttered. And love the selection of products, too”

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  6. Dollar General - 107 Telford Rd

    107 Telford Rd, Telford TN 37690

    1.9 Poor 92 reviews

    “Depending on which one you go to, if it’s going to have what is advertised in the sales section. But for the basics like toilet paper and paper towels or something else that’s not food stuff you could actually find what you need”

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