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  1. Dollar Tree - 416 13th Street

    416 13th Street, West Point VA 23181

    4.3 Superb 54 reviews

    “The Store Manger there was so nice helpful. I work for instacart and I came in to pull an order for a customer and deliver it. The store was being reset and things were being moved and all over the place. She stopped what she doing and helped me find all the items for the customer I was delivering to. The items were for a birthday party and it was important for me to get all the items for the customer. She was so kind to help find all the items for the customer in a timely manner. You don't find kindness like this in many places these days and I appreciated hers so very much. So props and thanks to her and I don't even know her name. It was a pleasant experience! Thank you young lady for your help. I do know she is a retired school bus driver and I wanted her to know that I'm praising her for her kindness if she ever reads this. ❤️”

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  2. Dollar General - 2900 King William Ave

    2900 King William Ave, West Point VA 23181

    3.1 Average 69 reviews

    “It is an ideal destination for everyday necessities, with its well-organized layout, speedy checkout, and competitive prices. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a hassle-free shopping experience without breaking the bank.”

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  3. Dollar General - 3736 E Lewis B Puller Mem Hwy H

    3736 E Lewis B Puller Mem Hwy H, Shacklefords VA 23156

    3.2 Average 70 reviews

    “The store impressed me with its cleanliness, and the staff were quite friendly and helpful. The combination of a tidy environment and welcoming employees made for a pleasant shopping experience. A convenient location.”

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