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  1. Roses Express - 13701 US-29

    13701 US-29, Chatham VA 24531

    4.3 Superb 17 reviews

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  2. Dollar General - 13701 US-29 A-3

    13701 US-29 A-3, Chatham VA 24531

    3 Average 32 reviews

    “This is a nice Dollar General. It's a very old store so it is still in a plaza and looks like it hasn't been refreshed since the late 90s. Other than it looking a little dated, it's clean, well stocked and not much clutter. Staff are typically nice. Highly recommended!”

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  3. Dollar General - 12977 Franklin Turnpike

    12977 Franklin Turnpike, Chatham VA 24531

    4.3 Superb 44 reviews

    “I saw Tickle from moonshiners in here I was with my girlfriend who was at home 3 year boy who I didn't father but I'm raising as my own of course. Tickle walked by smiled at him and waved. Latee when we go to the register he said "That boy sure looks like his mama cause he damn sure don't look like you" I laughed he was always my favorite on that show as for dollar general I go for 2 reasons it's close or if I'm to lazy to go in Walmart.”

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  5. Dollar General - 9320 US-29

    9320 US-29, Blairs VA 24527

    4.2 Good 16 reviews

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  6. Dollar General - 100 B Vaden Dr

    100 B Vaden Dr, Gretna VA 24557

    3.8 Good 43 reviews

    “It seems like when everybody else is out of stuff this Dollar General Store seems to have it most of the time weather is toilet paper or tuna fish there's a lot of variety and the store is always clean and the service representatives are usually friendly and always helpful”

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