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  1. Dollar General - 317 North Main Street

    317 North Main Street, Payne OH 45880

    4.3 Superb 45 reviews

    “I frequent the Payne store. It is neat and clean, the personnel are helpful and friendly. I believe people are grateful for the addition of all of the produce BUT what our town needs is a MEAT department. Our local grocery store closed several years ago and we must go out of town for Meat. The nearest grocery is about 15 miles from Payne and a lot of our elderly do not drive out of town any more and some people young and old walk to our store. Having a Meat department would be a great addition for our town. Please consider this……….”

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  2. Dollar General - 20706 Monroeville Rd

    20706 Monroeville Rd, Monroeville IN 46773

    3.9 Good 48 reviews

    “The staff and manager here are top notch! Kind, friendly, helpful people. They get a 5 out of 5 for customer service. Products are almost always stocked and the store is clean and organized.”

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  3. Dollar General - 21905 Hickory St

    21905 Hickory St, Woodburn IN 46797

    2.5 Average 54 reviews

    “This Dollar General was recently renovated and now includes a larger refrigerated and freezer section, with a cleaner layout than in the past. The store has been clean and well organized on many of my past visits. A large step up from how it used to be, nice job DG!”

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