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  1. Dollar General - 342 US-6

    342 US-6, Ashland NE 68003

    2.9 Average 77 reviews

    “Jill was amazing teaching the beautiful lady at the register how to do a western union. And I messed up 3 times and had to leave and come back and they still treated me like they appreciated me, furthermore I noticed no complaining from any of the staff, which is unusual for DG lol and although there was no register person when i was ready they were so quick i didnt have to press the ringer bell hehe. Thank you Jill and gorgeous lady! thursday october 8th in the evening is when i was there.”

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  2. Dollar General - 919 Village Square

    919 Village Square, Gretna NE 68028

    3.7 Good 62 reviews

    “This store carries many items that are available at larger, name brand stores. BIG Difference they are much more inexpensive. The service is good and employees are very helpful. So if you are trying to save some money in this high price grocery time, I strongly recommend Dollar General. We utilize it for many products and some of the products that they carry are very surprising as well as good quality finds. ENJOY!!”

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