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  1. Dollar General - 33933 M-140

    33933 M-140, Covert MI 49043

    2.1 Poor 67 reviews

    “My go to place for quick in and out items..even some food items. This was supposed to be for “Family Dollar “, I like both places but my favorite is Family Dollar.”

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  2. Dollar General - 3049 Coloma Rd

    3049 Coloma Rd, Benton Harbor MI 49022

    4.2 Good 13 reviews

    “I go here pretty much daily for something and ive never had an issue. Clean, not super cluttered like most dg stores, and always smiling faces and helpful hands coming from the staff.”

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  3. Dollar General - 6230 M-63

    6230 M-63, Coloma MI 49038

    4 Good 43 reviews

    “Staff is amazing, friendly, and super helpful especially the new manager Teresa! Store is starting to look up from the past management that was there. Love love love this store! also keep in mind they’re the only store without going in to town so no wonder why they’re out of things they aren’t a grocery store :)”

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  5. Dollar General - 4929 N Watervliet Rd

    4929 N Watervliet Rd, Watervliet MI 49098

    3.9 Good 80 reviews

    “Nice store, but there always restocking which means they are always selling, which in the end means JOBS , And the workers they have ought to be appreciated more, someone is doing something right.”

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  6. Dollar General - 6640 Red Arrow Hwy

    6640 Red Arrow Hwy, Coloma MI 49038

    3.4 Good 85 reviews

    “John at this location is GREAT, always so helpful and says hello when he sees you in a aisle. It's a dying customer interaction skill but so glad he continues to keep it alive! Thanks John.”

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  7. Dollar General - 68123 Co Rd 380

    68123 Co Rd 380, South Haven MI 49090

    2.8 Average 13 reviews

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