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  1. Dollar General - 921 South Maple Street

    921 South Maple Street, Carterville IL 62918

    4 Good 69 reviews

    “I don’t know if this store is under new management or what but it looks so much better than it did in the past. It’s less cluttered, things are in place and the staff takes the time to actually walk you to where an item is rather than pointing in some direction and saying it should be over there. I will only shop at this store and if I am not in the area of it, I will wait until I am in that area rather than stopping at any other one. Management…Keep doing what you’re doing because you have taken this store to an all new level! Kudos to you for a job well done! You deserve an award for having the best DG in southern Illinois.”

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  2. Farm Fresh of Carterville - 209 N Division St

    209 N Division St, Carterville IL 62918

    3.7 Good 42 reviews

    “Dave and his store are a great asset to the community! Workers are always friendly and fast, and Dave will do his best to order any product you want that they do not have.”

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  3. Dollar General - 314 Plaza Drive

    314 Plaza Drive, Carterville IL 62918

    3.7 Good 77 reviews

    “The store has been under new management for some time now, and is much better maintained and generally cleaner, The staff will go above and beyond to help the customer find what they need, has definitely become my go to store, well done! ?”

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