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  1. Methodist Mountain Mission Opportunity Store - 504 Martin St

    504 Martin St, Harlan KY 40831

    4.7 Superb 45 reviews

    “Amazing ladies work here!!! Great prices, items in good condition... absolutely love this honey hole!!! It's always my first stop when I'm in Harlan. Thank all of you for your dedication to serve your community. I enjoy our sweet laughs and more importantly your Prayers. God Bless each of you!”

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  2. Save A Lot - 93 Industrial Park Rd

    93 Industrial Park Rd, Harlan KY 40831

    4.3 Superb 60 reviews

    “It is very affordable and easy to get in and out of. Very professional and nice employees. Not crowded like the other main stores in town. My favorite item is the Coburn Farms skim milk, the only milk I will drink from a store.”

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  3. Dollar General - 112 Village Center Road

    112 Village Center Road, Harlan KY 40831

    2.8 Average 32 reviews

    “A great place to get good things for a very low price, they have the cheapest milk in town, and have a $1 rack that has a variety of different things that one may need. They have good sales, and they also post a lot of coupons online to use. They are a good place to go if you need household items for cheap.”

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