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  1. Dollar Tree - 1902 Rte 291

    1902 Rte 291, Harrisonville MO 64701

    4.1 Good 84 reviews

    “Who doesn't love Dollar tree? Their spring selections of dish towels, and matching dishes are gorgeous. I love their flower pots and gardening tools. They also have my favorite snacks.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1908 S Commercial St

    1908 S Commercial St, Harrisonville MO 64701

    4.4 Superb 43 reviews

    “In town from out of state. Been a rough couple days. Walked in and Seth greeted me with so much happiness I couldn't help but smile. Keep this guy and treat him well as your employees are who will bring back your customers. Not just your product. Exceptional attitude, clean and neat appearance. Thank you Seth.”

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  3. Dollar General - 2001 East Mechanic Street

    2001 East Mechanic Street, Harrisonville MO 64701

    3.8 Good 71 reviews

    “Staff is helpful but the store is unorganized and always looks like someone is just moving in or out stuff every where trying to hold to many items and the isles are to narrow. It needs work.The store is clean and organized for the first time in years the staff is doing a great job thank you.”

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