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  1. Dollar General - 901 Texana St

    901 Texana St, Van Alstyne TX 75495

    3.1 Average 69 reviews

    “Christine is so amazing. She’s always kind and it’s clear she works really hard ! Best employee this store has ever had ! Thank you for your constant kindness and help !”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1704 W White St

    1704 W White St, Anna TX 75409

    4.3 Superb 84 reviews

    “My daughter and I love the seasonal decor. As a teacher, I found a wide variety of treats and rewards for students. I'm not sure why anyone would not buy greeting cards here! Huge selection at dollar store prices. I like to go through the food isles to find 😋 treats and pantry staples. Smaller sizes make it easier to cook for one or two people. Imports and frozen foods are also featured. I've enjoyed many of the frozen items. MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE? MAGNUM ICE CREAM BARS IN THREE FLAVOR VARIETIES COVERED IN THE MOST DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE. 💕 Heavenly bliss!”

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  3. Dollar General - 2401 McKinney Street

    2401 McKinney Street, Melissa TX 75454

    2.9 Average 98 reviews

    “I want to give a huge thank you to Eddie, the manager at Dollar General in Melissa, Texas, for his help this morning. He went above and beyond to assist me and made my shopping experience a great one. This store is always the cleanest and most organized Dollar General I have ever visited. The shelves are stocked, the aisles are neat, and the entire staff is friendly and helpful. It’s clear that Eddie takes pride in running an excellent store. Thank you, Eddie, and the whole team for your hard work and outstanding customer service!”

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  5. Dollar General - 604 LB Kirby Ave

    604 LB Kirby Ave, Howe TX 75459

    2.5 Average 65 reviews

    “So I live in Van Alstyne, and our local DG has seemed to go kinda upside down since management changed. In turn we have shopped the Howe location primarily. (Other than the dead cricket smell) lol all of the employees are pretty great! Since inflation $ has been pretty tight so I went in with a few $1 bills and a ton of change. Kasey (not sure if he's management or what) said well change spends just the same as bills girl don't feel bad about it. ? I even ended up being a bit short this time and he covered it. Here I went in there feeling small but his personality is just goofy bubbly so I didn't feel so inadequate coming out. BE A KASEY!?”

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  6. Dollar General - 7540 Sam Rayburn Hwy

    7540 Sam Rayburn Hwy, Anna TX 75409

    2.4 Poor 19 reviews

    “This store is extremely nice. Just like any other convenience store it’s not a target. I don’t expect a Gucci belt when I’m shopping at wall mart. We live in the boonies yet it’s the cleanest dollar general you’ll see. Maybe don’t kick your dog on a recording camera and yall won’t be stressing out the manager.”

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