Discount Stores near New Washington, IN

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  1. 329 IN-62, New Washington IN 47162

    3.9 Good 85 reviews

    “One of the best stores in our area. Everytime I come in here it’s pleasant and welcoming. Tonight I witness two ladies endure one of the most rude men I’ve ever seen in a public place and they both handled it with with such grace. I fully expected them to take up for themselves in some way but both ladies kept cool and collected, he slammed his cart towards the counter and started screaming obscenities and both ladies were so calm. I recognized one from the Hanover store and another from Jeffersonville so I assume they’re both higher ups but if not THEY NEED TO BE! Thanks DG for hiring such great folks!”

  2. 991 Market St, Charlestown IN 47111

    4.5 Superb 27 reviews

    “They need another employee. Every time i come in i have to wait in a long line, or find an employee. They are always busy restocking the shelves and NOT staying at the register. Employees are super sweet they just need to hire more help so the wait isn't so long.”

  3. 989 Market St, Charlestown IN 47111

    4.2 Good 73 reviews

    “I love the new DG in town! It’s cleaner and more efficient than the old location. My go to is their Saturday deals with their in store coupons! I can generally get a whole laundry bundle for about $10!! It’s crazy and my stock pile is huge that I can give things to other family members!! They are definitely my go to!!”

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  5. 6201 IN-3, Otisco IN 47163

    3.9 Good 32 reviews

    “This store's parking lot and the store itself are always clean. The staff is available for any help that you might need. Shopping at this Dollar General location is always a pleasant experience.”

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