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  1. Dollar Tree - 108 Northern Drive Northwest

    108 Northern Drive Northwest, Conover NC 28613

    4 Good 74 reviews

    “Clean, organized store. Up to date with holidays and things happening in the local area. Friendly staff that will help you, and the bathrooms are considerably clean.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1000 Houston Mill Rd

    1000 Houston Mill Rd, Conover NC 28613

    3.9 Good 36 reviews

    “Wow clean restroom and the store clean clean clean .very nice young lady behind the counter it just goes to show that all dg's aren't created equal .lots of stock I wish they were all managed this way !!!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 1304 Conover Blvd E

    1304 Conover Blvd E, Conover NC 28613

    3.8 Good 83 reviews

    “I like shopping here nice associates I do hope FedEx fixes the scanner I don’t like leaving packages without them being scanned so my buyer knows their package is on their way”

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  5. Dollar General - 6568 NC-16 Hwy

    6568 NC-16 Hwy, Conover NC 28613

    3.8 Good 67 reviews

    “Sabine!!! Your the reason I will go out of my way to come to this DG. Kind and works with a sense of urgency! This is what we need more of in the world. She is definitely an asset to your store! I look forward to checking out with her again!!”

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  6. Dollar General - 428 Conover Boulevard West

    428 Conover Boulevard West, Conover NC 28613

    2.2 Poor 75 reviews

    “This is my "Go to store" for bout everything plus really enjoy the staff.. Friendly, courteous and knowledgeable. Always looking out for me and products they know I'm always shopping for ?”

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