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  1. Dollar General - 170 US-31

    170 US-31, Austin IN 47102

    3.1 Average 84 reviews

    “Dollar General in Austin In.is showing much improvement. They have hired more employees and they are showing a great improvement. The customer serviceIs very good.”

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  2. Save A Lot - 130 W McClain Ave

    130 W McClain Ave, Scottsburg IN 47170

    4.5 Superb 154 reviews

    “I think they have the best looking vegetables in town. I go shopping there several times a week.It really good deals and everyone that works.There is extremely nice. I enjoy shopping there”

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  3. Dollar General - 32 W Leota Rd

    32 W Leota Rd, Scottsburg IN 47170

    4.1 Good 68 reviews

    “This store is amazing! Great prices low prices has almost any and everything... great customer service and friendly service sweet staff.... clean store organized! And close to home for only right down the road from my home and I love it!”

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  5. Goodwill Store - 543 S Mansfield Dr

    543 S Mansfield Dr, Scottsburg IN 47170

    3.9 Good 84 reviews

    “The store in Scottsburg, In was very neat and very well organized. It had sufficient people working, very knowledgeable too! I love this store!! I always try to shop this store when in the area!”

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  6. Dollar General - 899 N Gardner St

    899 N Gardner St, Scottsburg IN 47170

    3.6 Good 82 reviews

    “i I liked it so much I got a job there I switched from family Dollar to the Dollar general more money closer to where I live and I'm supposed to be just part time we'll see how that goes and I get paid every week so I really like it so far so good I just miss my team will work with”

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  7. Dollar General - 300 N Armstrong St

    300 N Armstrong St, Crothersville IN 47229

    3 Average 55 reviews

    “Plain and simple—I love DG! I go there all the time for quick trips. The 2 things I love the most…candy is so cheap with lots of options. And the over the counter meds are so much cheaper! Who cares if it’s not brand names, it’s the same ingredients! I won’t buy these two things anywhere else. I never give 5 stars because there’s always room for improvement. But most Dollar General stores are pretty great. I always recommend them to others.”

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