Discount Stores near South Carrollton, KY

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  1. 10205 US-431, South Carrollton KY 42374

    4.7 Superb 22 reviews

    “Never have I had a problem that the store is close and an hand written sign against policy they make their own rule this store never had problems until they let me go over asking for a picture for my 8 year old neice.”

  2. 6080 KY-175 S, Graham KY 42344

    5 Superb 35 reviews

    “This is the best Dollar General around and people drive past the other nearby ones to come here. Cannis keeps the place clutter -free and super clean. I don't really like going to most Dollar General stores but this one I love going to.”

  3. 50 Dame Way, Greenville KY 42345

    4.7 Superb 50 reviews

    “Not sure why people are saying such low reviews on here. Since it has been under new management it has been a very good environment to shop in whereas before the employees were rude & always so sullen and looked miserable. Now all of the employees are smiling & very helpful it seems more pleasant to go to. The manager is very friendly & kind. The cashier named Jon was very kind & courteous as well.”

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  5. 218 S 2nd St, Central City KY 42330

    4.6 Superb 68 reviews

    “Employees always seem friendly and helpful. Store is cleaned and organized, and love they but the current tags on the shelves when the dollar general does the deals in app and in store!”

  6. 105 N John Prine Ave, Drakesboro KY 42337

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “Dollar General stores are the most consistent you'll shop. Seems no matter where they are, they're clean and well stocked, this one is no exception. Easy in and out and you're on your way”

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