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Sprouts announces opening date for new DeKalb market, 100 jobs

A Sprouts Farmers Market like this one in Lawrenceville is to open in Decatur.
A Sprouts Farmers Market like this one in Lawrenceville is to open in Decatur.
By Joshua Sharpe
Nov 30, 2016

Popular national chain Sprouts Farmers Market has announced the opening date for its new Decatur location.

The 30,000-square-foot grocery store, located in the new Decatur Crossing Shopping Center, is set to open March 1. The company said the store, on the corner of Scott Boulevard and North Decatur Road, is bringing more than 100 full- and part-time jobs.

The positions are department manager, assistant department manager, clerk, cashiers and more.

To learn more about available jobs or to apply, visit sprouts.com/careers or call 1-866-925-2396 for non-managerial roles.

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