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  1. Dollar General - 95 MO-79

    95 MO-79, Foley MO 63347

    4.3 Superb 31 reviews

    “I love the people who work here. There are great. And so nice and just awesome with how they run the store and how laid back they are. I've never had any issue with anyone who works here. Everyone is always smiling and so helpful when someone needs assistance. I'd rather come to this store than any other dollar general location in the Lincoln county area. This store is the best there is. It's like home away from home.”

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  2. Family dollar - 3945 State Hwy 47

    3945 State Hwy 47, Winfield MO 63389

    4.6 Superb 28 reviews

    “Always stocked and clean workers are friendly and plenty of parking it's a half n half store one side is dollar tree other is family dollar sits conviently next to a gas station.”

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  3. DG Market - 463 N Main St

    463 N Main St, Elsberry MO 63343

    4.2 Good 64 reviews

    “The young man working there was very helpful, following me around and watching me from afar to make sure I had a great shopping experience! Naturally, I'll be going back very soon, and I'll be sure to make a note of his name this time for future reference!”

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  5. Dollar General - 3839 State Hwy 47

    3839 State Hwy 47, Winfield MO 63389

    4.2 Good 81 reviews

    “This store has been a mess for some time, with items incorrectly priced and out of stock, poorly staffed and disorganized. The new manager seems like he can get things rectified, in time, and with a few more good workers. The markets around this store provide another option, but I've been going to this store for awhile and feel a sense of loyalty here, so I'm excited to see the positive changes the new mgr has in store!”

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