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  1. Dollar General - 4815 South Western Avenue

    4815 South Western Avenue, Marion IN 46953

    4.2 Good 72 reviews

    “Always a cluster of stock everywhere but I don't thinks it's employees not putting away I think it's lack of storage for the entire store. Employee was very nice”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1129 North Baldwin Avenue Unit 31

    1129 North Baldwin Avenue Unit 31, Marion IN 46952

    4.5 Superb 15 reviews

    “I'm a regular in this store should I say my boys and I. I appreciate all the staff and the manager. They are very pleasant, helpful, and engaging. The store is always well stocked. The bathroom always smell good and are clean. 10 outta 10.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1105 East 38Th Street

    1105 East 38Th Street, South Houck Street, Marion IN 46953

    3.6 Good 34 reviews

    “I wanted to try this new place and boy I am Happy I did very nice people great price and the town actually pay their respects to our Hero's I don't see that much but the Ice Cream was great will recommend to friends”

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  5. Dollar General - 1104 North Baldwin Avenue

    1104 North Baldwin Avenue, Marion IN 46952

    3.6 Good 99 reviews

    “They were fine & the place was clean, & fairlyorganised. Unfortunately as usual EVERYWHERE anymore. They will not hire more people because they day they can't afford it :/ what a world anymorw”

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  6. Dollar General - 1011 S Baldwin Ave

    1011 S Baldwin Ave, Marion IN 46953

    3.4 Good 73 reviews

    “I absolutely LOVE the new management that they have at this particular store. From the very moment I walked in they made me feel like I was a valued customer and extremely welcomed! Keep up the great work and amazing customer service!!!”

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