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  1. Dollar General - 2241 Westerfield Dr

    2241 Westerfield Dr, Providence KY 42450

    4.1 Good 60 reviews

    “Good stuff at good prices. Also, the staff is just great in the mornings, the dont seem to mind helping you find things (which is more uncommon than not in today's retail), and they get to know you once you've been in there a few times. Used to carry Arnold Palmers from Arizona tea, in a can, miss those days, bring them back please. Thank you guys for being happy even when you're not!”

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  2. Dollar General - 410 Charleston Rd

    410 Charleston Rd, Dawson Springs KY 42408

    4.6 Superb 31 reviews

    “It was awesome.. Cashier was really nice snd friendly.. I will be back. The Dawson Springs Dollar Store is rude as they can be. The cashier was talking to her friend the whole time. I will drive to Beulah or St. Charles Dollar Store anytime.. Keep up the good work...”

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  3. Dollar General - 301 KY-109 N

    301 KY-109 N, Clay KY 42404

    3.9 Good 55 reviews

    “Wow! We don't have produce in our DG in Texas! Little high but worth it to driving a hour away. Most of the staff a little "slow" but one girl Dani there was very friendly and informative.”

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  5. Dollar General - 590 U.S. Highway 41 Alternate South

    590 U.S. Highway 41 Alternate South, 590 U.S. Hwy 41 Alt S, Dixon KY 42409

    2.7 Average 38 reviews

    “Usually has what I need. Staff is friendly, store is clean. Didnt throw a fit when my service dog jumped out of my car window, waited for someone to open the door for her and found me in the store.”

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