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  1. Dollar General - 903 W Main St

    903 W Main St, Lavaca AR 72941

    3.8 Good 56 reviews

    “I really enjoy this particular dollar general. The staff are very helpful and kind and I love how large the store is. Great selection of items, large roomy aisles, and decently competitive prices on many everyday items. I will return to this location many times over.”

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  2. Dollar General - 941 W Kibler Hwy

    941 W Kibler Hwy, Alma AR 72921

    4.6 Superb 59 reviews

    “I was just in the store, the employees are very nice and friendly. My experience was a little different, I did not have my wallet and barely enough cash to pay, but a customer behind me, payed for my entire bill, he give the money back to my grandkids and said to split it evenly between the three of them. I would love to thank him again and the employee for everything. Thank you Donna Moore”

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  3. Dollar General - 4306 Kibler Rd

    4306 Kibler Rd, Van Buren AR 72956

    4.1 Good 62 reviews

    “Favorite dollar store! It's packed with an array of inexpensive items! Ofcourse if you're like me...it may turn into a hundred dollar shopping trip!! 😆”

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  5. Dollar General - 1207 Fort St

    1207 Fort St, Barling AR 72923

    3.8 Good 57 reviews

    “This location was very clean, lots of fall decor and trendy home decor. I was able to find what I needed very quickly even though this was my first time at this location. The cashier was very helpful to shoppers and was able to not only check out everyone quickly and efficiently, but also assist anyone needing help finding what they were looking for.”

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