Discount Stores in Hermiston, OR

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  1. 200 South 1st Place, Hermiston OR 97838

    4.5 Superb 139 reviews

    “The store is clean, the workers are very helpful, and they have a great selection of their stuff. I can always find what I need for home and yard/garden work. Plus fishing and hunting/camping.”

  2. 1875 North 1st Street Ste East, Hermiston OR 97838

    4.2 Good 85 reviews

    “Excellent prices clean store friendly clerk very worth shopping a least have food to get for while ,I recommend be on fix income seniors need have way to survive on income”

  3. 1206 West Highland Avenue, Hermiston OR 97838

    4.2 Good 15 reviews

    “Enjoy coming to the store. The manager is very nice and welcoming. I travel out of my local town to come to this DG store Because how respectful the employees are. Clean store ! Always have what I need.”

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  5. 880 South Hwy 395, Hermiston OR 97838

    3.5 Good 83 reviews

    “For a very cheap and convenient store, I cannot complain! They get what they get and they have what they have. And they have almost everything you need for a household in the way of little things. They don't have of course TVs because those aren't $1.25 . But everything else you need that are in the price range of $0 and $1.25 are there! Also, there's always employees that are smiling ?☺️ Good all the way around!”

  6. 325 W Theater Ln, Hermiston OR 97838

    3.4 Good 89 reviews

    “After seeing how some other businesses operate or accommodate their employees, I got to say I see Goodwill in a whole new light. Fair prices and the program they have for hiring disabled workers is top-notch!”

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