Discount Stores near Millersburg, PA

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  1. 1591 US-209, Millersburg PA 17061

    3.8 Good 42 reviews

    “I think the Dollar General has stepped up its game. They offer great sales and decent online coupons. Also, they always have nice home decor and great holiday-themed sections. There's been one time I've questioned what they have on their shelves and I'm still wondering who in the world is going to put this in their home.”

  2. 1352 Susquehanna Trail, Liverpool PA 17045

    5 Superb 6 reviews

    “I just wanted to share how much the one employee (pretty woman, longer blonde hair, middle-aged, always there and seems to run the place) is so good to her customers. She is always so friendly and personable everytime I go. She makes that store great and seems to truly care for her customers. It's a brand new store and I'm sure there is a ton to do, but she always does amazing job. I wish I knew her name, it's 1/19/22 at 9 PM so I hope that helps if higher ups ever look at these. I NEVER leave reviews, but had to this time.”

  3. 3869 Peters Mountain Rd, Halifax PA 17032

    4.1 Good 64 reviews

    “Not really even a discount store these days - much less a dollar store. But it's an ok spot to stop in a pinch. Would normally give 3 stars, but +1 star because of the location. There's really not much else nearby that sells a variety of everyday products.”

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  5. 1080 Susquehanna Trail, Liverpool PA 17045

    3.8 Good 37 reviews

    “This store is fantastic. It has everything I need and I like going there for their prices and to get a quick snack and some water. The employees are friendly and well oriented. They are willing to help you when you need it. The employees treat you with respect and dignity unlike other places. One person that is great is I think his name is Logan.”

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