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  1. 709 W Main St, Cole Camp MO 65325

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “Guys, Ive dealt with a lot of propane companies in my day...ive been around a minute or two. Most homes I've had use propane in some aspect or another. I'm also a family man, so it's important to me that I get the propane my family needs at a fast and and affordable price. I expected the same treatment from these guys as others I've dealt with...I was dead wrong. I was dire straights in need of propane and the manager himself on a freezing day came out and personally made sure my family was taken care of. I was shocked at the professionalism and family like treatment we were given. Needless to say they have customers for life!”

  2. 102 US-65, Lincoln MO 65338

    4.1 Good 46 reviews

    “This Casey’s experience is fantastic.I can show up here at any time in the night and always get shown great service.Food here is pretty exceptional and the store is pretty clean.”

  3. 201 N Main St, Green Ridge MO 65332

    3.8 Good 19 reviews

    “Close to the Katy Trail and next to the city park, this Casey's is ideally situated for riders to stop for lunch or snacks. Has the usual Casey's menu, with drink+slice specials that I usually go for. Their pizzas are remarkably closer to pizzeria than convenience store in quality.”

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  5. 508 W Main St, Cole Camp MO 65325

    3.7 Good 37 reviews

    “Best Casey's I've ever visited. Truly a testament to how all Casey's should be run and operated. The staff were very kind and helpful to all my needs.”

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