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  1. Dollar General - 1690 Wysor Highway

    1690 Wysor Highway, Barren Springs VA 24313

    4.5 Superb 53 reviews

    “When I come into the store all the staff makes me feel welcome with a hi how are you today and even when I check out they are very nice because they talk with me while I'm getting check out especially Alicia she's very nice and polite and so is all the staff also that's why I like coming to the store because I feel welcome there”

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  2. Dollar General - 6439 Poplar Camp Rd

    6439 Poplar Camp Rd, Austinville VA 24312

    4 Good 5 reviews

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  3. Dollar General - 1259 Floyd Pike

    1259 Floyd Pike, Hillsville VA 24343

    3.7 Good 7 reviews

    “This is a pretty good DG. It is a newer store that is standalone so it is about as big as they get. It's clean, spacious and relatively well kept. There is a fair bit of clutter but it is manageable. This is also the darkest Dollar General I've been into. So strangely dim inside. Otherwise, service is good and the place is in a nice location on Rte. 221 adjacent to Rte. 100.”

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  5. Dollar General - 79 Commerce Street

    79 Commerce Street, Pulaski VA 24301

    2.9 Average 92 reviews

    “Always a pleasant experience as well these days. Hope it stays that way once this God awful COVID-19 is gone & away. Praying everyday for it to just go away and everyone gets well & stays well”

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  6. Dollar General - 1034 East Main Street

    1034 East Main Street, Pulaski VA 24301

    2.3 Poor 76 reviews

    “This store has always been clean and customer friendly as you can find what your looking for exactly where you think it should be. Great service as well, with a smile and a "HAVE A GOOD DAY" as you're going out the door.”

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