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  1. Dollar General - 2619 Hilham Hwy

    2619 Hilham Hwy, Hilham TN 38568

    5 Superb 4 reviews

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  2. Dollar General - 2271 Standing Stone Hwy

    2271 Standing Stone Hwy, Cookeville TN 38506

    4.5 Superb 28 reviews

    “Aside from this place being a 2 minute drive from home, it is clean, always well stocked, and if you talk to management with issues, Stacy and Amy are more than happy to help you out. I've experienced this on multiple occasions. I love the ladies out here in Hardys Chapel. They work hard to keep the store organized. I'm never tripping over boxes to get what I need. They are on top of that all the time. Unfortunately, i cant say that for every DG I've been in. It's not been easy this year to keep the shelves full but Stacy has made it work. 10/10”

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  3. Family Thrift - 110 Myers St

    110 Myers St, Livingston TN 38570

    4.3 Superb 59 reviews

    “If you’re looking to buy new cowboy boots or some unique attire, this is the place to go. Just keep in mind—only about 10% of the inventory is actually thrifted. Most of the items appear to be new overstock or closeout deals. So while it’s not your typical thrift store, it’s still a fun spot to browse if you’re hunting for deals on clothing and accessories.”

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  5. Save A Lot - 1032 E Main St

    1032 E Main St, Livingston TN 38570

    4.2 Good 82 reviews

    “The best prices on canned goods out of anywhere. Even most local places can't beat them on sale.Staff is always very friendly and helpful. Well-stocked and a very clean store as well.”

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  6. Dollar General Market - 118 Tom Davis Rd

    118 Tom Davis Rd, Livingston TN 38570

    4.1 Good 94 reviews

    “We live out of state but shop regularly at Dollar Generals on the Florida coast through to central Florida and into Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi. Without a Shadow of Doubt, the Dollar General Market in Livingston, Tennessee, is BY FAR the nicest, most spacious, most well-stocked, most organized, and the most sparkling clean Dollar General we have EVER been in....cleaner than even Publix Supermarkets. Whenever we are in Livingston, we shop there in absolute amazement. I read these reviews in amusement: you dear Livingston people have NO IDEA how fortunate you are!! You should experience shopping at 95 % percent badly managed stores across the south whose floors have never seen a mop and whose shelves are half empty and stuff crammed so tight in the aisles that a cart can barely traverse. We think Dollar General should bring new manager trainees here to set their standards this high. Get rid of the snippy cashier, manager, and bask in the glory of a job spectacularly done otherwise.”

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  7. Dollar General - 150 Cedar Ln

    150 Cedar Ln, Allons TN 38541

    4.1 Good 24 reviews

    “It's very convenient and for the most part very friendly employees, but they never have enough cashiers at the busiest times. There is one cashier that is unfriendly enough that I don't shop if she's working. Other than the unfriendly redhead and lack of enough help, I like shopping there.”

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  8. Dollar General - 1012 E Main St

    1012 E Main St, Livingston TN 38570

    4 Good 67 reviews

    “The ladies are incredibly helpful and courteous, however the guy who works there is totally opposite. If he were the only employee there I would never enter the store.”

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  9. Dollar General - 16 River Rd

    16 River Rd, Celina TN 38551

    4.3 Superb 47 reviews

    “The staff is very friendly and helpful and the store is always fully stocked. The only downside is it's sometimes difficult to get around as they are consistently stocking with large boxes sometimes obstructing the aisles. Store is very clean as well.”

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