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  1. Dollar General - 1940 S SR 57

    1940 S SR 57, Oakland City IN 47660

    3.6 Good 64 reviews

    “This is one of only 2 stores in this area so this week was crazy busy. I waited in line for at least 20 minutes or more. They had both registers active and it was still so slow not sure if it was the cashiers or just the fact that you have to answer so many questions when using your debit/credit card. Over all it is a decent store just could use more help I’m sure.”

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  2. Dollar General - 5721 IN-64

    5721 IN-64, Francisco IN 47649

    4.4 Superb 8 reviews

    “This is without a doubt the most well put together and most neatly organized Dollar General I have EVER been inside of in my life. There wasn’t a single thing out of place, every items label was facing out, everything was pulled to the front of the shelves. A huge shoutout to whoever is running this store because youre doing an amazing job. I do not live in the area but I’ve been to this dollar general twice before. The last time before this visit was well over a year ago and I remember it being extremely disorganized with carts everywhere and I remember the staff being not so friendly. What an amazing improvement! ????”

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  3. Dollar General - 990 IN-64

    990 IN-64, Winslow IN 47598

    3.3 Good 9 reviews

    “We were all excited when we found out that Dollar general was coming to Winslow Indiana what a great place to put a Dollar general store at we love itI just wish y'all had fresh fruit there like the one in Petersburg you know like oranges apples bananas strawberries and so on but either way we love the”

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