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  1. Dollar General - 10100 PA-706

    10100 PA-706, Stevensville PA 18845

    2.2 Poor 6 reviews

    “The Stevens ville dollar general has always been a clean pleasant experience.. they almost always have the items I'm looking. Always have had good interactions with the employees... just wish there was cell service in the area so when I forgot my list or can't find it I could call home on my cellphone and find out what I needed.. but there's no cell service in the area.. I'd go to the Stevens ville store before I would go to the dollar general in wyalusing.. wyalusing dollar general.. has dirty floors.. Isles blocked off with carts of mertiondise needed to be stocked.. never has the stuff I need in stock.. and the wyalusing store also has young school.kid aged employees who finds it appropriate to have the radio in the store turned up. And yelling across the store to each other.. so say what you want but I'd go to the Stevens ville dollar general. Before I'd go to the wyalusing one..”

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  2. LeRaysville Market - 929 Main St

    929 Main St, Le Raysville PA 18829

    4.7 Superb 55 reviews

    “Best little store around with a great deli that has a touch of the old days, some unique grocery items and a super friendly staff, and lots more! We’ll go way out of our way for a sammich on a Keyser roll! ?”

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  3. Dollar General - West Farm Home Plaza

    West Farm Home Plaza, US-6, Wyalusing PA 18853

    3.9 Good 55 reviews

    “Right now with the covid , there trying to keep shelves stocked . They Have freezer item .and lots of other stuff . still a shortage on TP. and cleaning supplies . All in all still a great store .”

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