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  1. Dollar General - 9363 North Preston Highway

    9363 North Preston Highway, Albright WV 26519

    4.1 Good 13 reviews

    “My favorite of all the dollar stores nearby. Great selection and it even has a small healthy & organic food section which is cool and convenient for my family.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 248 Wal-Mart Drive

    248 Wal-Mart Drive, Kingwood WV 26537

    4.5 Superb 39 reviews

    “I wanted to take a moment and give a shout out to one of the male workers (I didn't catch your name, but you told me you had a 2 year old daughter), my daughter was crying cause she wanted "yummies" and you came back with a snack. It meant a lot to us, so thank you so much! I even heard you singing "if your happy and you know it" when I was singing it to my little one. Just thank you for everything today. It was much appreciated.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1208 E State Ave

    1208 E State Ave, Terra Alta WV 26764

    3.5 Good 68 reviews

    “This location is okay. It's a pretty small location compared to others I've visited. The store itself could definitely use some upgrades and a through cleaning of the entire store. The merchandise is good and pretty much the same choices as other locations.”

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  5. Dollar General - 200 E Main St

    200 E Main St, Kingwood WV 26537

    3.4 Good 58 reviews

    “Very friendly, clean, organized. Becca was absolutely amazing in answering questions and very friendly to my son and I. Not being from the area, that really stood out to me.”

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