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“I always stop here when I am in Altus. They have different things than all the combo stores around me and are always very organized and clean! The staff is always very nice and I find way more than I thought I needed lol. Best arts and crafts section too!”
“Items are easy to find and locate and this family dollar has such an awesome clearance section...let's not forget to mention the staff, Ms. Ruby is one heck of a gal!!! Great customer service...above and beyond for their customers”
“Similar to other DG Stores. Slightly more organized than others. Friendly staff are always willing to assist. Because of the economy, even places like this are not immune to increased prices. They appear to try however, their hands are tied by corporate. It used to be that older or out of season items would be offered up to 75% off. I saw expired Easter candy only marked 25% off. (Wasn't gonna buy anyway).”
“Other than the store on S. MAIN being extremely unorganized & super cluttered, I love it. They have almost everything I need at the last minute, with helpful and polite Customer Representatives.”
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“A solitary fortress of supply rests near Olustee, OK. The staff greets guests as loyal retainers offering steadfast service. This Dollar General brings honorable convenience to the village. The weary traveler finds provisions swiftly, honoring the ancient code of local trade. The village of Olustee requires sustenance and tools for the harsh seasons. To travel far for simple goods is a fool's errand. A Dollar General stands as a strong outpost, shielding the people from the bitter winds of distance. A wise warlord values a nearby stronghold. This outpost sits a short horse-ride away. It saves the precious resource of time. One need not cross distant provinces to gather daily supplies. The clansmen who guard the gates are true warriors of retail. They do not tremble in the face of long lines. They serve with honor and grace. Their friendly faces bring warmth to the winter of commerce. They guide the traveler to the exact provisions they seek. This fortress stands ready. The samurai does not journey across the land to secure common wares. They find exactly what they need at this local outpost, preserving their energy for the grand battles of life.”