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  1. Save A Lot - 3100 Virginia Avenue

    3100 Virginia Avenue, Connersville IN 47331

    4.6 Superb 124 reviews

    “Great store. Decent selection. Meat is great price. Very friendly staff. Only down fall _ 2 of them ladies smell like they swim in cigarettes Ash stays. Yuck. Enough to choke a horse tbh”

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  2. Home Improvement Warehouse - 1508 Virginia Avenue

    1508 Virginia Avenue, Connersville IN 47331

    4.6 Superb 46 reviews

    “It was well worth the drive of over an hour for my sister and I to come to this store. The owner and staff were very helpful and I found the perfect bathroom vanity at a great price! They loaded it into my truck and added pieces of foam to make sure it didn't get damaged on the way home. I definitely recommend shopping here!”

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  3. Dollar General - 540 West 30th Street

    540 West 30th Street, Connersville IN 47331

    4 Good 60 reviews

    “The prices seem to have raised a bit & the shelves are scarce on certain items during the "quarantine phase" but it's nice if for a quick in & out trip if you're in a hurry.”

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  5. Dollar General - 224 Central Ave Connersville

    224 Central Ave Connersville, 224 North Central Avenue, Connersville IN 47331

    3.8 Good 80 reviews

    “Well I love the $5 coupon on Saturdays that's my bottle of bleach. Plus I get some of my other favorite things there for the house and it's it's great place don't stink it's not dirty. The work is as far as the cashiers and so on are always curious to you and that's a good thing.”

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