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  1. Tractor Supply Co. - 181 Solid Oak Dr

    181 Solid Oak Dr, Romney WV 26757

    4.4 Superb 78 reviews

    “I had a wonderful experience here. Amazing things inside. Friendly employees.They have the most intriging books Diy, and magazines that just gave me some eye candy for awhile why my husband shopped, and i was taking a break from work. Thank you guys for mesmerizing my brain, love it. Oh i almost forgot bought a book, Herbal Plant Chemistry for anti- viruses.”

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  2. Dollar General - 73 Hannas Rd

    73 Hannas Rd, Romney WV 26757

    3.7 Good 38 reviews

    “Dollar General gives a great view of their company from the outside looking in. However the company works you like a slave, for wages that are laughable. You have far too much workload piled onto you, with the company refusing to give the hours needed to have enough employees to complete tasks in the given time. I thought it was just a case of bad store management when I received zero training when starting the job, however I learned that it was the same everywhere when I talked with other employees from other stores. You are expected to have no other job than Dollar General, or risk termination due to unavailability, even when they cut hours down to under 10 a week. If you have issues due to poor management, lack of materials to complete a task or malfunctioning equipment”

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  3. Family Dollar - 25101 Northwestern Turnpike

    25101 Northwestern Turnpike, Romney WV 26757

    3.8 Good 42 reviews

    “I have shopped at this store regularly since moving to Romney. The staff is always friendly and helpful. The store offers a great selection at an affordable price. I am able to walk to this store and stock up on groceries and other essentials.”

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