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  1. Girard's IGA - 116 S 1st St

    116 S 1st St, Osborne KS 67473

    4.6 Superb 43 reviews

    “We love stopping here every time we come through, the staff are really nice and always helpful. This store is awesome. They made Kansas City Chiefs shaped burgers for the Super Bowl. Support your team and head in and buy some and grill them up just in time to watch the game! The store is great and has all you need. Its worth shopping at if you are local or swinging by. Small little store in a small little town.”

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  2. Dollar General - 109 W Washington St

    109 W Washington St, Osborne KS 67473

    3.6 Good 40 reviews

    “When you been to one dollar store you been to them all. The only change is staff and the quality of the restroom. I am not a fan of the dollar stores or other "dollar store types" as they are intended to prey on the poor while looking like they give you a good deal. We generally only buy a few select products from these stores.There is no other rating you can give a store other than 1 or 5 stars. One stars are normally left for chain stores due to staff. Google maps needs to have a stars rating for employees and a star rating for the store and its content. Off hand I have not had any problem with the staff at this store so 5/5. For the store is a 4/5.Going to have to edit my review and add the fact that the staff who work here are not the nicest. March 2024.”

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