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  1. Family Dollar - 127 West 2nd Street

    127 West 2nd Street, Byron IL 61010

    4.2 Good 26 reviews

    “•The store is kept clean & organized.•They offer a wide variety of last minute items that one might need, such as wrapping paper, small gifts, drug store type items such as toothpaste, hair color, etc.•Basic grocery items are available, milk, eggs, crackers & this has come in so handy for me.•They ALWAYS stock seasonal items & clothing. In fact found a couple nice outfits there for my nieces & nephews. One was PUMA brand, not sure if they will regularly stock name brand discounted clothes but I was excited to find it & for a quarter of the tag price.•Baby products, such as baby wipes, diapers, bottles, cream, pacifiers, baby Tylenol etc.Nice work Byron Family Dollar Team, keep it up.”

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  2. Dollar General - 611 West Blackhawk Drive

    611 West Blackhawk Drive, Byron IL 61010

    2.8 Average 4 reviews

    “Everything is organized nicely the Flores were a little bit dirty not to much and the drinks were cold and nice people that pay for other people.but the bad thing is where you have to leave your bag at the door but what if someone could steal your bag with valuables which does not make sense because they already have detectors.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1050 Pines Road

    1050 Pines Road, Oregon IL 61061

    3.6 Good 73 reviews

    “I have never been in a Dollar General store. This place seems to have everything one needs if you run out of things. Though they do not have fresh vegetables and meat they seem to have a small selection of everything else that one would need in a pinch. Nice job!”

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