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  1. Dollar Tree - 744 West Price River Drive

    744 West Price River Drive, Price UT 84501

    3.9 Good 77 reviews

    “It's the dollar tree! What's to say? So the price went up to 1.25 and that kind of sucks but at the same time it stayed 1.00 for a long while, it was the last all a 1.00 store chain in America. Ive product quality has gotten better after the increase. I show a phone of some awesome masters of the universe minis official license by Mattel so cool. If you need something or are just on a Budget check the dollar store first you save dollars yourself oh my bad toss new .25 increase to support and keep a store that provides jobs and items at a value in business.”

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  2. Dollar General - 454 East Main Street

    454 East Main Street, Price UT 84501

    3.5 Good 79 reviews

    “I always really enjoy my experience in dollar general!! the manger Ellen is the sweetest kindest person and very friendly…. every time I walk through the door!!! She is knowledgeable and always willing to help and it’s usually to make me smile or brighten my day!!! Casey is amazing and very friendly!!! Melvin was very friendly and professional and made sure I found a everything I needed!! For a store in a small town this is my favorite place because of the kindness of the staff!! I would definitely recommend this store!!!!!”

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