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  1. Hogeland's Market Inc - 703 W Main St

    703 W Main St, Alma NE 68920

    4.7 Superb 88 reviews

    “I absolutely adorable Hogelands!! I remember going when I was a child. The small town feel is amazing. Everyone is so nice and polite. They help you out to your car with groceries and are always so nice and patient with questions in the deli. I was so happy to take my children & husband back to Alama to visit family. & Hogeland's Market.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1304 US-183

    1304 US-183, Alma NE 68920

    3.4 Good 40 reviews

    “Recently within the last 12 months they have gotten a wonderful staff in that has stayed put. Dollar general is notorious for taking away staff that's good and then recycling new staff. I like the staff that they have had now for close to 12 months. The manager and assistant manager are really sweet people and including the rest of the staff. For helping you find things they do a great job on that. They came up with the system where you can just hit a bell that way they can go out there and unload and when you need to check out you just hit the button and they come right to you. There are all very friendly there. You can find some decent stuff there. I just really appreciate the business and the staff and the things that you can get there. They cycle some stuff in and cycle some stuff out as far as product and some of the stuff I wish some of the product would stay and some of the product I wish would go but you know that's neither here or there so try it out for yourself. I hope they keep it this way as the staff goes.”

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