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  1. Thompson's Indoor Flea Market - 1009 West Stuart Drive

    1009 West Stuart Drive, Galax VA 24333

    4.8 Superb 4 reviews

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  2. Dollar Tree - Cherry Hill Plz

    Cherry Hill Plz, 1130 E Stuart Dr C, Galax VA 24333

    4.3 Superb 44 reviews

    “Well stocked with a good variety, friendly cashier & found some unique stuff ranging from $1.25-$5.00..maybe need to rethink a name though, I didn't find much there for a dollar anymore BUT..I did find seeds..4/$1.00 & 3" starter pots PK OF 8/$1.25 that were AWESOME DEALS❇️”

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  3. Roses Discount Store - 544-D E Stuart Drive

    544-D E Stuart Drive, Galax VA 24333

    4 Good 50 reviews

    “This is a nice Roses store in Galax, Virginia. It's the biggest Roses I've been to and is very spacious and neat. It reminds me of K-Mart in a lot of ways, save for a big refrigeration section. The prices here were excellent, especially furniture wise. They recently expanded their furniture department and there were a fair few options. There were a lot of busy staff when I went and they were certainly helpful. It's genuinely a calm atmosphere and nice folks - definitely worth a visit to get good clothing, food or even electronics!”

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  5. Dollar General - 820 South Main Street

    820 South Main Street, Galax VA 24333

    4 Good 79 reviews

    “I love Dollar General stores. The Galax Dollar General on 89 south is a regular stop for me and my mom. They have a great selection of frozen foods and we bought a Jack's pizza for supper tonight,cold beer to go with... so great to not have to brave the crowds at Walmart.”

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