Discount Stores near Covington, TX

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  1. 724 South Main Street, Covington TX 76636

    4.1 Good 49 reviews

    “Two times already I lost a debit card at that store a lady who works there found it and returned it to me, I think her name is Colleen. I was very thankful. Now about a year later I dropped my billfold getting into my truck she found it, and she returned it to me anyway I feel like that store in Covington Tx has got to be the most honest store around these part”

  2. 701 E Criner St, Grandview TX 76050

    4.1 Good 59 reviews

    “Staff on duty get most of the credit. Sometimes stock is low and gone as well as minor disorganization due to customers. I recommend to stop by for a good shopping experience as well as conversation.”

  3. 1191 E Main St, Itasca TX 76055

    3.7 Good 49 reviews

    “Spent too much money here over the years, this is a great DG location, the management is nice and so are the workers, they got a lot of stuff in this one including produce.”

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  5. 407 TX-174 N, Rio Vista TX 76093

    3.6 Good 78 reviews

    “im sorry that your recent review was bad but i would love to say that there was this really nice man working there and he was really sweet and helped me with everything i needed with a constant smile on his face and jokes to brighten my day, i come to the store quite often and whenever he's working he doesn't fail to make sure that im not having any trouble finding everything i need, even when customers arent very respectful to him he keeps a smile on his face and stays respectful during stressful situations. Its truly great to see good people still exist in this world. gives me faith in humanity but i hope i do not meet that jenn lady she seems like a real bitch”

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