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  1. Dollar General - 6870 SE Licking River Rd

    6870 SE Licking River Rd, Royalton KY 41464

    3.2 Average 40 reviews

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  2. Dollar General - 1014 Mountain Pkwy

    1014 Mountain Pkwy, Salyersville KY 41465

    4.5 Superb 46 reviews

    “They are always a line. They never put their products on the shelf. The only good worker they have is Tammy KY.. She always works her butt off! She stays later, she's just a great worker. She's always working when I walk in sometimes 3× a day she's working. She is the reason the Dollar General Store is running. She only works at Dollar General Store in Royalton, Ky. I'm only giving 5 stars because of the worker..”

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  3. Dollar General - 415 Bloomington Branch Rd

    415 Bloomington Branch Rd, Salyersville KY 41465

    4.4 Superb 8 reviews

    “Great staff! The only place on your way on 460 to Salyersville to shop. I stopped to get Easter stuff but they didn’t get much on the truck. I have had to get tape or glue or a personal item on my way and this DG had all those items. Saved me a trip. A busy place!!”

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  5. Save A Lot - 735 Mountain Pkwy

    735 Mountain Pkwy, Salyersville KY 41465

    4.3 Superb 57 reviews

    “It's ok I've tried for almost 3 months to get them to order my water and never have after them telling me it was on its way so I guess find another store that carries it ?‍♀️”

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  6. Dollar General - 524 Parkway Dr

    524 Parkway Dr, Salyersville KY 41465

    3.9 Good 42 reviews

    “Clean store. Easy to find things. Great selection. Staff a very friendly. Crowded days there is always someone there to open another check out to keep it moving. Actually has become my favorite store.”

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