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  1. Dollar General - 307 Main St

    307 Main St, Waldron MI 49288

    5 Superb 7 reviews

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  2. Dollar General - 611 W Main St

    611 W Main St, Fayette OH 43521

    4 Good 53 reviews

    “New to this area. We love the selection. Manager is always very positive and friendly. Engages positively with her employees. Love coming here when she's working. Another weekday afternoon female employee is a good employee. Everything is very well stocked or ready to be stocked. Tight aisles but this isn't an issue since it's not busy when we've visited in the past 6 months.”

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  3. Dollar General - 601 S State St

    601 S State St, Pioneer OH 43554

    3.7 Good 72 reviews

    “This DG in Assumption oh is the cleanest, most well stocked I have seen. Restroom is clean an not used as a mop closet, papertowel is in a holder not on the assist bars. Shelves are fully stocked, no isle blocked by stock carts. Sheri was a very pleasant cashier”

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  5. Dollar General - 400 Railroad St

    400 Railroad St, Hudson MI 49247

    3.6 Good 76 reviews

    “Stopped at this location this morning. The curly haired guy and short lady were so nice and so funny. My first time coming in and I am definitely coming back for the good service and the laughs.”

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  6. Dollar General - 1301 W Jackson St

    1301 W Jackson St, West Unity OH 43570

    3.1 Average 54 reviews

    “Staff is pleasant, always greets you when you enter. Doing their best to restock the shelves with the messed up supply chain issues we are all still experiencing. Helpful staff!!!”

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