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  1. Elevation Bargain Sales LLC - 115 South Stone Street

    115 South Stone Street, Fremont OH 43420

    4.5 Superb 47 reviews

    “Not someplace to stop in to pick up something specific, but good to stop in every week and see what they have. It's rare that I stop in and not find something that I need. Would recommend for the thrill of the hunt. The potential savings are worth stopping by.”

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  2. Big Lots - 1800 East State Street

    1800 East State Street, Fremont OH 43420

    4.3 Superb 106 reviews

    “People that work at big lots are rude an not helpful at all I was very disappointed when I went there today didn't buy nothing an won't go back there again..”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 1309 East State Street

    1309 East State Street, Fremont OH 43420

    4.4 Superb 56 reviews

    “Store is very clean and organized! I always appreciate the manager and store clerks helping me find my needs when I’m there. And to top it off, always friendly and kind.”

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  5. Dollar General - 810 East State Street

    810 East State Street, Fremont OH 43420

    3.3 Good 43 reviews

    “This is one of the most busiest Dollar General stores I’ve ever seen. The workers are very nice people and I honestly think they deserve a raise ‼”

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  6. Dollar General - 1140 Oak Harbor Road

    1140 Oak Harbor Road, Fremont OH 43420

    3.4 Good 79 reviews

    “I used to shop here back in the day and it was really bad.messy un organized. I went by there last week and said what the heck I'll pop in for a few things and it really impressed me clean well organized I'll definitely be back”

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