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  1. Dollar General - 17652 Penn Valley Dr

    17652 Penn Valley Dr, Penn Valley CA 95946

    3.3 Good 40 reviews

    “A great Dollar General location, with a great selection of seasonal products, as well as some groceries (great grapes!) and MILO’S SWEET TEA! Um. I might have a sweet tea problem. :)”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 762 Freeman Ln Suites D-G

    762 Freeman Ln Suites D-G, Grass Valley CA 95949

    4.1 Good 137 reviews

    “Yes I shop off at almost every day at the Dollar tree in Grass valley on McKnight they're absolutely the best staff I've ever experienced they are very helpful very kind and they work so very hard to please your customers and keep the store is clean and the shelves are always stocked they're always helpful. And very courteous regardless the obstacles that life throw s I know they must not make much money for as hard as they work I think they all deserve a raise or some kind of gratitude from somebody higher up they honestly go above and beyond their job”

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  3. Dollar General - 8750 Hammonton Smartsville Rd

    8750 Hammonton Smartsville Rd, Smartsville CA 95977

    3.8 Good 14 reviews

    “Glad to have this little store so close to home, keeps me from having to drive all the way into town for small trips between the bigger hauls. Frozen meat options but nothing fresh and sometimes the dairy and produce are low in stock between deliveries. I do wish there were more healthier options but it is what it is!”

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