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  1. Dollar General - 4585 MO-72

    4585 MO-72, Jackson MO 63755

    4.2 Good 70 reviews

    “Dg is really stepping up their game! Have some beautiful decor and odds and end things . Very convenient especially in a small town where its pretty much the only store .”

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  2. Dollar General - 530 West Main Street

    530 West Main Street, Jackson MO 63755

    3.1 Average 75 reviews

    “It was great. They had everything that I needed to get. I always try to buy my generic Nexium there. And I think the Clover Valley items are good.They have a couple of cookies that are better than their Girl Scout counterparts. The Thin Mint & the Samoa type.”

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  3. Dollar General - 5735 US-61

    5735 US-61, Jackson MO 63755

    2.2 Poor 81 reviews

    “Was there twice today. The first time I chatted about how was sad they didn't have frozen fruit for the cobbler I wanted to make. The checker suggested I use fresh fruit and showed me where it was. My home DG doesn't have fresh fruit so this was a game changer for me today. I left my phone in the store on this visit. They found it and held it behind the counter for me. They refused to take the $20 I offered as a thanks for saving me from buying a new phone. Both times they went above and beyond the needed service and were so nice. The strawberries were of great quality. No bad spots and did not have to throw any away. Better than I've had from Schnucks or Walmart. Thank you, kind DG staff. Made a gluten-free cobbler for a party.”

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