Local Shops
Walloon has an array of small businesses. The businesses available include:
- Walloon News
- Dicksie's Take-away
- Hairdresser
- Network Video
- Real Estate Agent
- Medical Centre
- Chemist
- The historical Walloon Saloon
- Walloon IGA
- Walloon Bakery
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