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  1. Dollar General - 365 US-45 N

    365 US-45 N, Louisville IL 62858

    2.7 Average 43 reviews

    “I go here like everyday I have had one bad experience but I still like it there ten out of ten my dad's best bud works there and a lady always gives me free things btw I'm 10And a girl”

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  2. Price Less IGA - 807 E North Ave

    807 E North Ave, Flora IL 62839

    4.2 Good 101 reviews

    “I like the store, especially the meat department. I would shop there more often if they didn't have the 10% upcharge at the register... Almost always makes the purchase more expensive than elsewhere. I don't understand the purpose of not just marking the price what it is. That just seems like an extra step that costs everyone; especially the customer.”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 1540 N Worthey St

    1540 N Worthey St, Flora IL 62839

    3.6 Good 56 reviews

    “This was a very clean Walmart. The staff ask if you need help which is unusual. I like it! The cashier was friendly and chatty. The were also dog friendly. The town of Flora is dog friendly. Which we love taking our furbaby with us traveling.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 1540 N Worthey St

    1540 N Worthey St, Flora IL 62839

    3.4 Good 137 reviews

    “Love this store! I have to drive at leat 20 miles to get to the nearest Walmart. Flora is 40 miles and worth the drive! Most recent visit was wonderful. Clean open aisles, everything stocked well, and sweet folks working. Josh was our cashier and just a nice guy! Funny and polite.”

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  6. Dollar General - 15 Greenlaw Ave

    15 Greenlaw Ave, Flora IL 62839

    2.9 Average 45 reviews

    “So this dollar general isn’t found on google street view for some reason, so I thought I should add a brief video. It’s a mini plaza/shopping center, right next to Doc’s gym and. “The country closet” plenty of parking space even for a semi truck.”

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