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  1. Kirby Foods Hoopeston - 1030 W Chestnut St

    1030 W Chestnut St, Hoopeston IL 60942

    4.1 Good 117 reviews

    “Nice store and meats like hamburger and pork and chicken are very reasonable. Plus cut out stuff in front are a nice way of selling to consumers at discount prices.”

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  2. Dollar General - 111 West Orange Street

    111 West Orange Street, Hoopeston IL 60942

    4 Good 11 reviews

    “I don’t know why Hopkins is being rude to dg maybe she gone to the other location across the street from the park, but this location is great. 👍🏻”

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  3. Longfellows Gardens - 402 W Orange St

    402 W Orange St, Hoopeston IL 60942

    3.8 Good 18 reviews

    “Jason always the freshest produce. He is always working hard on his own farm to make sure everything is fresh. The community is really lucky to have a little store like his.”

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  5. Dollar General - 415 South Dixie Highway

    415 South Dixie Highway, Hoopeston IL 60942

    3.4 Good 59 reviews

    “The staff at this dollar general are the nicest in the area. I once took a wrong turn and found myself in the catacombs under the store that is filled with the tombs of the customers who refused to wear their masks. While I was trying to find my way out a chimera blocked my path and told me that if I wanted to find the exit I would have to answer a riddle. It sure was a humdinger of one and I was absolutely stumped. I was about to give up and resign myself to my fate when one of these exemplary employees showed up and told me that the answer to the riddle was potato salad. Who woulda thunk it? Anyway, highly recommend.”

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