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  1. Dollar General - 1320 S Business Hwy 61

    1320 S Business Hwy 61, 1320 S Business 61, Bowling Green MO 63334

    3.9 Good 61 reviews

    “I absolutely love shopping at this Dollar General office staff is very accommodating and friendly, willing to help you I love the way they keep the store neat and clean, and so much easier to find things it makes it much easier to feel safe. The manager of this store, and her staff I give them a A+”

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  2. County Market - 3328 Georgia St

    3328 Georgia St, Louisiana MO 63353

    4.1 Good 97 reviews

    “We love having a local Grocery store like County Market, store is always so well kept and clean and stocked, the people are friendly, polite, helpful, love the digital coupons and the max savings program, those discounts definitely help!”

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  3. Dollar General - 3209 Georgia St

    3209 Georgia St, Louisiana MO 63353

    4.1 Good 66 reviews

    “I visit all the DG’s in the surrounding areas( Bowling Green, Troy, Hannibal, Ofallon, etc) & this location is looking the best I’ve seen it in a year. Stocked, clean & organized. Bravo to the hard working managers James & Christine that are always in there busting their bootays on the daily.”

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  5. Shell - 720 N S 3rd St

    720 N S 3rd St, Louisiana MO 63353

    4 Good 21 reviews

    “We were traveling and needed gas.And I have a habit of is buying name brand gas is when traveling. When we pulled in, it is a small 4 PM gas svision.And they had security cameras like you wouldn't believe we got gas and left did not feel safe at all.They could clean the outside up.”

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