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  1. Dollar General - 108 US-15 N

    108 US-15 N, Stovall NC 27582

    3.7 Good 47 reviews

    “It is not busy at all and the store is still pretty well stocked. They also have more workers on the checkouts than Walmart does. Makes a big difference. They also have a handy self checkout, which I love! No Lines to wait in either. Thank You Dollar General!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 304 N Cooper Dr

    304 N Cooper Dr, Henderson NC 27536

    4.6 Superb 33 reviews

    “Dollar tree has really stepped up their game for the Christmas holiday they have Disney shirts (kids) headphones, earbuds,yard candy canes & so much more. The dollar tree on Cooper Dr even has bedroom slippers sizes 5/6 or 7/8. I bought this one for me an another for my daughter”

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  3. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 1520 Dabney Dr Ste B1

    1520 Dabney Dr Ste B1, Henderson NC 27536

    4.4 Superb 144 reviews

    “Great shopping experience. Went there to find some kids headphones but didn't know the name of the ones my Son wanted. The Ladies in the store helped me and they was so nice. They even found the headphones I was looking for. I appreciate them so much. 5Stars. ?????”

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  5. Dollar General - 903 College St

    903 College St, Oxford NC 27565

    4.2 Good 57 reviews

    “A very clean store, great associates and great for the neighborhood. Don't have to travel 10 miles to get milk and bread or watever you need. Give them a visit.”

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  6. Dollar General - 7620 NC-39 N

    7620 NC-39 N, Henderson NC 27537

    3.9 Good 47 reviews

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