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  1. Family Dollar - 301 W Frank St

    301 W Frank St, Grand Saline TX 75140

    4.2 Good 34 reviews

    “Great family dollar location. Very clean and organized. Nothing is out of place. This is a great location. Plenty of room in the aisles to move around with a cart. The staff is extremely helpful kind and knowledgeable. Love the staff here. Probably the best family dollar that I have ever been in.”

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  2. Dollar General - 505 East Garland Street

    505 East Garland Street, Grand Saline TX 75140

    3.4 Good 62 reviews

    “Every time I enter the store, I'm greeted, and told if I needed anything to just ask. Staff is always friendly! Very well stocked, clean and overall good atmosphere.”

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  3. Dollar General - 12624 US-80

    12624 US-80, Fruitvale TX 75127

    4 Good 10 reviews

    “This is my favorite Dollar General in our area! The store is always super clean and we'll stocked. Employees are friendly and helpful, always quick to smile!”

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  5. Dollar General - 259 East Greenville Street

    259 East Greenville Street, Alba TX 75410

    2.4 Poor 65 reviews

    “This is my favorite DG, everyone that works here has awesome customer service. I love it when Kristi is working, she is always fun to talk to. Best DG around! Very clean! Happy customer”

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  6. Goodwill Store - 24648 State Hwy 64

    24648 State Hwy 64, Canton TX 75103

    2.4 Poor 79 reviews

    “This is my favorite store! I’ve gone to others nearby and no place has as much as they do! They are also not as nicely kept together as this one in canton is. The people have also always been so nice to me. I live 40 mins away and will always commute just to shop at this particular goodwill.”

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