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  1. Dollar Tree - 218 N 3rd St

    218 N 3rd St, Kingston TN 37763

    4.8 Superb 18 reviews

    “Love this store. So much cleaner than DG. The cashiers are so nice. I bought many things for the Samaritan Purse shoe box mission and a great resource. The lady at the counter, I think Shondra was so nice and had a great little conversation the shoe box mission. Glad we have this store in Kingston.”

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  2. Dollar General - 3112 Decatur Hwy

    3112 Decatur Hwy, Kingston TN 37763

    3.3 Good 37 reviews

    “Generally good service employees are helpful polite and knowledgeable. Store is kept neat. I have on the other hand noticed expired food on the shelf, items listed on sale be scanned at regular price and unless you notice it and bring it to their attention will get charged regular price for something marked on sale and for a cheaper price. And lastly some of the popular items will run out of stock and stay out of stock for days and days. My opinion would be if it sales out order more next time . If it sales out again order my next time”

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  3. Dollar General - 764 Gallaher Rd

    764 Gallaher Rd, Kingston TN 37763

    3.4 Good 65 reviews

    “It's sad when google navigation assumes you've been there because you go so much. Great place love it just wish they would have made dollar general market with produce.”

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  5. Dollar General - 106 W Race St

    106 W Race St, Kingston TN 37763

    3.1 Average 78 reviews

    “Very caring and genuine employees but Joel always very professional and caring about the customers. I have checked out of the dollar general for a while and this guy really seems to love his job. He deserves a raise because of his work ethic and empathy”

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