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  1. Walmart Supercenter - 468 Trade Center Ln

    468 Trade Center Ln, Jonesville VA 24263

    4.3 Superb 176 reviews

    “Went to Wal-Mart to get some groceries and I was able to find everything I needed. The store is always nice and clean and the lady at the checkout is always super sweet.”

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  2. Grabeel IGA - 32689 Main St

    32689 Main St, Jonesville VA 24263

    4.4 Superb 76 reviews

    “Love this store. It's small and could use some updates but it's very convenient and has great food in the deli. The staff are always friendly and helpful. I love it is a smaller store and is just filled with all your everyday grocery needs. Come by and give them a try.”

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  3. Dollar General - 33536 Main St

    33536 Main St, Jonesville VA 24263

    4.1 Good 69 reviews

    “June 2025. My first time stopping at this particular Dollar General Store. I was in desperate need of something for my poison oak. I had left my regular calamine lotion at home. Anyways, was greeted as soon as I walked In. So I just went straight to the employee & asked her what she would recommend. She took me right to what I needed. It's like a calamine lotion but In a more convenient tube & is thicker & uses less product. It's called IVAREST. I took pics. So, FIVE-STAR STARS to this store. I hope management is aware of what excellent employees they have working for them!! If I'm ever that way again, I'll sure stop in.”

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  5. Happy Mart - 172 Mount Pilot Dr

    172 Mount Pilot Dr, Jonesville VA 24263

    4 Good 8 reviews

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