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  1. Family Dollar - 1225 South Eastern Drive

    1225 South Eastern Drive, Cornville AZ 86325

    3.6 Good 53 reviews

    “the staff are super nice! my only qualm with this location is a dirty man who screamed at my friend for trying to ask an employee for ice. it was quite a bizarre encounter so if you see a dirty man who is buying milk and coke do NOT ask an employee for ice…. for your safety and the safety of everyone around you.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1543 AZ-89A

    1543 AZ-89A, Cottonwood AZ 86326

    3.7 Good 133 reviews

    “All I can say is wow the staff is amazing very helpful greet you the minute you walk through the door wake up and down the aisles to help me find stuff super good service the best ever and the best prices kit was a amazing young lady that went out of her way to help me what asset to your company”

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  3. Dollar General - 408 South Main Street

    408 South Main Street, Cottonwood AZ 86326

    3.4 Good 105 reviews

    “Everyone at this store is always very friendly, the employees greet you and ask if you need any help and the manager Terrie has done a fantastic job at this store.”

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  5. Dollar General - 3255 East Beaver Creek Road

    3255 East Beaver Creek Road, Rimrock AZ 86335

    3 Average 82 reviews

    “My shopping experience has always been wonderful at this dollar general, when I went into the store around 9ish the cash register lady was so sweet and amazing kept a smile and had amazing personality she even came in clutch with monster stickers ❤️‍?I love this store ❤️‍?❤️”

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