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  1. Dollar General - 1209 South Park Avenue

    1209 South Park Avenue, Alexandria IN 46001

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “I went here to get laundry soap and was trying to download the coupon app on my phone but it took a long time about 15 minutes so I ended up putting a couple of the items back because I didn't want to wait in the store any longer for this to come through and purchased other items so instead of getting the tide we ended up with Purex it's a good store to clean store very friendly employees”

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  2. Dollar General - 711 N Park Ave

    711 N Park Ave, Alexandria IN 46001

    3.8 Good 62 reviews

    “The cashier was friendly, the wait time was a little long in line, only because someone forgot their bag and the cashier chased them down leaving the only open register unattended. I really enjoy the tastykake pastries I get there ?”

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  3. Dollar General - 4947 IN-9

    4947 IN-9, Alexandria IN 46001

    3.6 Good 13 reviews

    “Store can definitely use double the amount of employees then it currently has, just like the 5+ other DGs that are within 10min drive from this one… it’s nice that it’s new, but would be better if they could actually put products on the shelf’s instead literally everywhere else but the shelf itself(also like all the other lcl DGs). But whenever I need help, it’s available, sometimes it’s even offered w/o me having to go on a safari looking for help(like one has to at a WalMart or Lowes..).. so it’s 5-Stars bc of the age and the obvious external factors causing majority of the issues… but you can only shift the blame for so long before this review goes quickly in the other direction”

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