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  1. DG Market - 610 West Cleveland Street

    610 West Cleveland Street, Heyworth IL 61745

    3.8 Good 61 reviews

    “The customer is amazing. Everyone knows your name and no matter how short staff they are, they always make time to greet me, help me find what I need and even covered my purchase by a few dollars because I left my wallet”

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  2. IGA-Heyworth - 104 North Buchanan Street

    104 North Buchanan Street, Heyworth IL 61745

    3.6 Good 37 reviews

    “Thank you IGA Heyworth for the extra service you provided my Mom. Because of the 'shelter at home" I called in an order for my Mom (91 years young). I drove to the store, the groceries were brought to my car! Thank you for providing service our expectations!”

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  3. Dollar General - 103 E Hamilton Rd

    103 E Hamilton Rd, Bloomington IL 61704

    3.5 Good 74 reviews

    “The employees are so kind & upbeat. None of them are complaining or acting as if they dread work, they were so helpful, the store is immaculate,organized & clean....wonderful shopping experience”

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  5. Main Street Convenience - 1919 S Main St

    1919 S Main St, Bloomington IL 61704

    2.7 Average 13 reviews

    “Really friendly staff, they have everything you could possibly need very good prices and they also have cool little random things like vapes pre-roll joints, and honey packs ???????”

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