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  1. Dollar General - 1002 West Main Street

    1002 West Main Street, Lyons KS 67554

    4.1 Good 58 reviews

    “Aisles are cramped but customer service has gotten better. They installed a handicap accessible bathroom. They generally have the basic needs, just not a big variety of the same genres of products.”

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  2. Dollar General - 804 North Broadway Avenue

    804 North Broadway Avenue, Sterling KS 67579

    3.4 Good 55 reviews

    “I just love this Dollar General. It's clean, organized and lots of neat things. However today I was shopping & I wanted to say one of your employees 08-08-26 Saturday at around 9 to 10 am was just adorable. Most all of the employees at this store are wonderful but this lady really impressed me & I think she is a sweetheart. She said it was only her 3rd day however she was so perfect at everything, I kept asking her prices & she checked them for me. She made sure everything rang up correctly. She made sure my coupons worked & one didn't so she made sure to call the manager & arrange a time when I could come back & get the coupon taken care of. I think I may of overworked her asking for prices & everything but she didn't seem to mind & made me feel like she actually cared about her job & her customers. This lady needs to be promoted to Manager as she is wonderful. I got lots of great deals and on the way home I felt so happy about all the bargains I found. That is how it should be when you visit a store. I hope she is working every time I visit this store as she was just incredible. The only thing I wish they would put prices on the clearance stuff so you don't have to ask for a price on everything. Also I would like to see more stuff for indoor birds offered.”

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