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  1. Dollar Tree - 3450 Cornhusker Drive

    3450 Cornhusker Drive, York NE 68467

    4.4 Superb 64 reviews

    “I stopped into this Dollar tree for some quick crafting things I needed to start Christmas decorating.I always love a good organized store & this one was definitely one of the top Dollar tree stores I have been at.It was a very clean store & you could walk down the isles without having all the stock in the way.This store was well organized and you could find what you needed in no time at all thank you for a wonderful first time shopping experience at your store ?????????”

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  2. Dollar General - 928 North Lincoln Avenue

    928 North Lincoln Avenue, York NE 68467

    2.6 Average 54 reviews

    “Tuesday, March 19th, 2025, York, Nebraska had a pretty wild blizzard. Entire town lost power for about 9+ hours. I was without power from 6am to 330pm. An hour after power was restored, and out of all the major businesses in York, Walmart, Dollar Fresh, Grand Central, including gas stations were all closed EXCEPT Dollar General. DG came in CLUTCH for restoring their power AND opening their doors, AN HOUR after power being restored! Talk about CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! Thank you to the lady's/workers for being super patient and allowing their community to come in and get what we needed during such a harsh nature! Thank you! And thank you to every single person who helped the customers get out from being stuck in the parking lot due to the snow and ice! So rare to see a community get together and help one another! Beautiful community.”

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