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  1. Dollar General - 1350 Bryan Drive

    1350 Bryan Drive, Nixa MO 65714

    4.4 Superb 76 reviews

    “The General Store that is considered my "location " is usually a mess. Things I need are rarely or never stocked. I can rarely/ never find help to locate an item or check out. When there are 2 or more customers waiting to check out I start hollering for an employee. I don't want weirdness to start. That should never happen and it scares me. Will not be back!!”

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  2. Dollar General - 1342 West Mount Vernon Street

    1342 West Mount Vernon Street, Nixa MO 65714

    4.2 Good 70 reviews

    “Around the corner from my house... they are sometimes a life saver. The staff is always friendly, even though I know it's not always a breeze working for DG. I've never had any issues here and even when it's busy, they are good at stocking, checking, and generally making sure us silly consumers are well taken care of.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 213 Massey Boulevard

    213 Massey Boulevard, Nixa MO 65714

    4 Good 53 reviews

    “The store offered a wide variety of Valentine and St Patrick’s day decorations as well as other spring decorations and gardening items. They also offer a large array of cleaning items, food, crafting, and health supplies. I was impressed with the amount of items offered and at $1.25 each.”

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  5. Dollar General - 104 Ridgecrest Ave Street

    104 Ridgecrest Ave Street, Nixa MO 65714

    3.9 Good 73 reviews

    “The employees are always friendly. One gentleman here is always has top notch customer service, always welcoming the customers and always smiling. He is one of the most pleasant individuals and always willing to help. This location is definitely convenient on its location and clean.”

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