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  1. Family Dollar - 5364 Redbud Hwy

    5364 Redbud Hwy, Honaker VA 24260

    4.4 Superb 22 reviews

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  2. Dollar General - 4647 Redbud Hwy

    4647 Redbud Hwy, Honaker VA 24260

    3.7 Good 49 reviews

    “I came in, disheveled and with pains all over my body. I needed some help grabbing an item from the top shelf. Lukus had came over and provided me with some help. I thanked him and he said it was a pleasure. Exceptional staff.”

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  3. Dollar General - 18464 US-19

    18464 US-19, Rosedale VA 24280

    4.8 Superb 55 reviews

    “one of my favorite dollar stores in the area, very nice ladies working every time always talkative and charismatic and always helpful, seems to always have an extra or different selection than the other dollar stores in the area, never had a negative experience here yet.”

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  5. Dollar General - 363 Nash Hill Rd

    363 Nash Hill Rd, Raven VA 24639

    4.5 Superb 46 reviews

    “Love this DG because they are always so organized all the time here. Its clean, (ALWAYS). They also have a clothing section for men & women. Also seems like this DG store gets all the NEW inventory faster then any other DG around like oakwood DG, or Vansant DG . All around a great place & friendly.”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 1056 Regional Park Rd

    1056 Regional Park Rd, Lebanon VA 24266

    4.5 Superb 47 reviews

    “Aside from the fact that it's no longer a dollar tree but a dollar twentyfive...this place still has some neat Easter basket stuffers. I would definitely recommend this store if you have more than one or two children. The woman at the register was very friendly every time I've went through her line. 10/10 I will visit again.”

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