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  1. Dollar General - 1911 W State Rd 244

    1911 W State Rd 244, Milroy IN 46156

    4.6 Superb 8 reviews

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  2. Save A Lot - 1542 N Main St

    1542 N Main St, Rushville IN 46173

    4.4 Superb 94 reviews

    “I love coming to Save-A-Lot.we moved from Shelbyville and I had never been here before. They are very convenient and the prices are great and their products are so good. I am a continued shopper here every week we love it thank you.”

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  3. O'Mara Foods Inc - 1820 N Montgomery Rd

    1820 N Montgomery Rd, Greensburg IN 47240

    4.9 Superb 17 reviews

    “First time being there you order by phone then when you go to pick up what never you order call them let them know you are there and will will it out to you. Absolutely great set up and wonderful people.”

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  5. Dollar General - 1925 N Greensburg Crossing

    1925 N Greensburg Crossing, Greensburg IN 47240

    4.3 Superb 57 reviews

    “I love my Dollar Store! Which is the one over in the strip I think it's called Greensburg Circle it's over there by Harbor Freight store number 5560. It is always clean well organized and has items in stock. I also love the employees and I think it's the assistant manager at my dollar store! They are always so friendly and so willing to help! I was just in one day last week and thankful that they weren't very busy because I was trying to use a coupon off the website not realizing that I actually had to download the app to use coupons now not only did my cashier Amanda have patience with me in trying to get the problem resolved but the manager with the blonde hair very pretty petite woman actually let me use her coupon because I couldn't get a good enough signal in store to get the app to download! I just moved to Greensburg about a year ago and it's just a little of me all by myself I was a little taken aback when I first moved here because I did so from the big city expecting to go back to who's your hospitality like things were where I grew up in the country when I was young but no indeed I have found that most people are the same everywhere you go.... always in a hurry out for number one no common courtesy and some people just absolutely refused to be happy. Not at my dollar store! These ladies really warmed my day with the care that they gave me! I literally walked out of the door and said to myself well who's your hospitality isn't dead after all! I do understand that customer service is part of their job but they don't have to do that with a smile on their face they choose to! If I could give them 10 Stars I would! Great job ladies! Keep up the great work! I will always come to your store!”

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  6. Kroger - 202 S Main St

    202 S Main St, Rushville IN 46173

    3.8 Good 77 reviews

    “I always spend less at our local Kroger than Walmart. They always have great sales and discounts on items set expire. The staff is always helpful, professional and friendly to.”

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  7. Walmart Supercenter - 790 Greensburg Commons Shopping Center

    790 Greensburg Commons Shopping Center, Greensburg IN 47240

    3.6 Good 218 reviews

    “Definitely started to hate Walmart trips when I lived in Columbus, however the Greensburg Walmart has helped me every time Ive asked and their RARELY ever out of anything when shopping there !!!”

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  8. Dollar General - 1544 N Main St

    1544 N Main St, Rushville IN 46173

    3.6 Good 59 reviews

    “Nice people, well staffed, well stocked. I think it went under new management or something and its doing really well now. It does have a self checkout now too. Its a little small, but nice.”

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