Friendliest gas station store manager ever! Steve Hankes is crazy, I think! Talks to himself with…read morehilarious comments. Asked me if I would like a "water bag". I presume he was equating a paper sack for my water to the paper sack a drunk asks to have to cover up his can of Pabst!

Gas prices decent; always busy; not enough space for all the people who don't know how to drive;…read morecar wash screen absolutely unusable

stopped there on 12/19/25 and got 5gal.s of regular gas .and after using it in my wood buster I had…read morea bunch of trouble , used a battery pump to pump from the can to the machine witch picked up the mixture of water and gas that give me tons of trouble , I returned to the can and pumped from the bottom again and got over a quart of water . my cans never set outside , there kept in my shop . this came from the pumps ! end of story.....

Would not change out a 100 even know I was out of gas had $10 worth of grocery items and wanted $20…read more Gasoline. She literally looked at me and said go to a different store and I said really and she said go to a different store that's all she said over and over lol. Have went there miniature time to both locations will never spend any of my dollars or $100 bills there again

3 times to try to pick up the meds and still had to wait hours after -- I know they are just busy…read morebut this is crazy. Will be switching pharmacies. I do want to say they are all very nice there but this was really too much.

A while back I did some yard work and got a nasty rash on my arm. I went in and talked to the…read morepharmacist and asked, "Should I buy a topical cream or go to the Doctor? Is this some sort of poison ivy?" The pharmacist told me no, and within a week I was covered head to toe in a poison ivy rash, getting a steroid shot at the Doctors office. I'm prescribed a topical steroid cream that takes 3 days to show up at this pharmacy. I am unable to sleep, and am driven to the edge of my sanity trying not to scratch at the full body rash. I vow never to go here again. Fast forward to New Years Eve. Everywhere is closed, and my mother heads to an urgent care for her persistent cough that is spreading chestward. This Walgreens pharmacy is the only place open, so the Doctor sends the prescription information to them. They make my mother wait, again, for her medicine, for DAYS. This is despite being a 24/7 pharmacy, and completely empty because of the holidays. In short, this is by far the worst pharmacy I have ever had the displeasure of doing business with. I wonder sometimes how many people have died as a result of being unable to get their medications on time and with proper and accurate medical advice. Even if they are the only place open, I recommend you to travel to an entirely different town to get help. Do not put your health in these peoples' hands, especially if your condition is critical. They might literally kill you from ineptitude or negligence.

This was my preferred station for gas for years. Gas is the cheapest in town if you can catch it at…read moreits low point of its continual 30-40 cent price cycle. It will literally jump as much as 40 cents in one day. Then start dropping the price a 5 cents per day for over approximately 1 week and then do it all over. Pumps have become horribly slow and hardly ever have paper for receipts which requires you to go in and stand in line behind all the people scratching lottery tickets. Kind defeats the pay at the pump concept. I have quit using this station.

From the owner: MAPCO is a convenience store that prides itself as neighbors serving neighbors. With over 192…read morelocations across Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, and Arkansas, MAPCO offers fuel you can trust at a high-end quality at a competitive price. Using tank monitoring and advanced filtering equipment, we strive to exceed standards for fuel quality so you can fill up with peace of mind.

The pharmacy crew are always efficient. Jake and Brittany are my favorites. Katherine gives the…read morebest, less painful shots and is so friendly. The lady in the front of the store should be making top pay, though. She keeps the shelves stocked, aisles neat, answer questions, works the register or helps with self-checkout. She is a treasure. I never think to ask her name! I like this store!

From the owner: At CVS®, we're here when it counts - with caring experts, helpful guidance, and everyday health and…read morewellness essentials that make managing your well-being feel easier. We're committed to support you can trust, from convenient access and affordable care to moments when you just need someone by your side. Because where you get your medicine matters®, and we're here with care that meets you where you are.