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Discount Stores in Mount Pleasant, MI

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  1. Dollar Tree - 4170 East Blue Grass Road

    4170 East Blue Grass Road, Mount Pleasant MI 48858

    4.2 Good 100 reviews

    “I LOVE the Mt. Pleasant stor more than the one closer to my house. It is way bigger and has a bunch of stuff others don't have. The staff is friendly, and fast at check out, and the store is very clean with wide isles.”

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  2. Dollar General - 2980 South Winn Road

    2980 South Winn Road, Mount Pleasant MI 48858

    3.8 Good 70 reviews

    “The manager here is such a sweetheart, and shes extremely helpful. I saw a very rude customer with her today and the manager kept her chill professionally. Shes doing a great job. The store is looking way better than it has before too!”

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  3. Dollar General - 5072 East Pickard Road

    5072 East Pickard Road, Mount Pleasant MI 48858

    3.7 Good 29 reviews

    “It was my 1st visit to the new DG. Very nice and well put together! They not only had what I needed, but they had a variety of it. I noticed that throughout the store. I liked that a lot! The cashier was also very pleasant.”

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  5. Dollar General - 2421 East Remus Road

    2421 East Remus Road, Mount Pleasant MI 48858

    3.7 Good 93 reviews

    “Always a nice experience with reasonable prices along with finding items that can only be found here. When money is funny but you run out of stuff, you can come here to stretch that dollar as this is one place where you can do that. Store is always looking great with employees who are proud of what they do.”

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