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  1. Family Dollar - 11825 West Grier Road

    11825 West Grier Road, Marana AZ 85653

    4.2 Good 71 reviews

    “They are well organized and clean. They seem to be stepping up there game. Stocked for what I was there for and the staff is friendly. The atmosphere was comfortable and polite. Always a good place to go for this last minute thoughts.”

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  2. Dollar General - Bi CLARK FARMS

    Bi CLARK FARMS, 12059 West Clark Farms Boulevard, Marana AZ 85653

    4.2 Good 43 reviews

    “I love this place, maybe too much. Now that I think of it, they probably have most of the money I've earned over the years. Give wild bill a raise he shows that cash register who's boss.”

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  3. Dollar General - 12355 North Trico Road

    12355 North Trico Road, Marana AZ 85653

    3.7 Good 106 reviews

    “Updated March 18 For the thousand tiimes you guys all get it right okay and nobody ever says one thing right we all do it . Welll here is to you all in that very very busy Dollar General store . GREAT JOB I KNOW YOU TRY HARD AND TO COMPARE STORESc WITH A BRAND NEW STORE ISNT FAIR . EXCELLENT WORK ALWAYS BEEN NICE TO ME FRINDLY AND HELPFUL.. I APPRECIATE IT . OKAY FIVE STARS PLUS FIVE MORE . ENJOY YOUR DAYS OFF . WHEN YOU ARE THERE EACH PERSON ALL OF YOU GOOD JOB. HONESTLY VERY GREAT JOB MANY THANKS . I Get things from there almost daily. Pleasant crew all nice people. Definatly does get crowded sometimes there is a line . But people don't have many options out here. Thank you excellent job. Glad the ice is back. ✌ peace”

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