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  1. Dollar General - 4616 Ivanhoe Rd

    4616 Ivanhoe Rd, Ivanhoe VA 24350

    4.6 Superb 55 reviews

    “Wanted to say a special thank you to the store staff on the night of 1-16-25 when I had an emergency and my phone went out in the store, they helped me out right away when I needed it! Very well kept store! Thank you so much :)”

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  2. Dollar General - 806 E Main St

    806 E Main St, Fries VA 24330

    4.6 Superb 57 reviews

    “The Dollar General in Fries is the nicest store and most heavily shopped store I go in of all the local Dollar General stores. The staff are so friendly and the small store is so packed with everything I need that if they added fresh vegs I would never go anywhere else. I love the store!!”

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  3. Roses Discount Store - 800 E Main St

    800 E Main St, Wytheville VA 24382

    4.2 Good 70 reviews

    “I truly enjoy shopping at our Roses. The store is very clean, well stocked and the prices are reasonable. The employees are friendly, courteous and always willing to assist you. I also like the 10% discount for seniors on every Wednesday.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 360 Commonwealth Dr

    360 Commonwealth Dr, Wytheville VA 24382

    4 Good 61 reviews

    “II went to the Wytheville store. I went to get just a birthday present but, I spent over $80. They have a great assortment of holiday items. The store was well stocked.”

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  6. Dollar General - 285 W Lee Hwy

    285 W Lee Hwy, Wytheville VA 24382

    3.3 Good 59 reviews

    “I love the store and employees are great. I only gave 4 stars because lately they have been out of lots of things. When they are I have to make a trip all the way to town.”

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