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  1. Dollar General - 11991 Fort Ashby Rd

    11991 Fort Ashby Rd, Keyser WV 26726

    4.2 Good 48 reviews

    “Great place!!Edit: cashier forgot to bag an item I purchased, when I returned for said item , cashier was rude and unhelpful. When I asked the manager , she insisted I lost the item and must purchase a new one!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 807 South Mineral Street

    807 South Mineral Street, Keyser WV 26726

    3.8 Good 63 reviews

    “I always find great deals at Dollar Tree, our local store is great; the staff is always friendly and out going,& I love that. I dont get in as much as I'd like, I could go every day. I dont always find everything I'm looking for, but then it may be because they haven't gotten them in yet, or they've already sold out. But it's a great store.”

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  3. Dollar General - 401 New Creek Highway

    401 New Creek Highway, Keyser WV 26726

    3.2 Average 43 reviews

    “Dollar general has a very good digital coupon program for those who use a cell phone. I only buy my laundry detergent, bathroom supplies and cleaning supplies at Dollar General. My last bill before digital coupons was $99.00 and after digital coupons it was $58.00. Very well worth my time.”

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  5. Family Dollar - 500 Keyser Mall

    500 Keyser Mall, Keyser WV 26726

    3.3 Good 40 reviews

    “I love Family Dollar. I'm a huge coupon person and love the Family Dollar app. I haven't always had the best experience with the employees there but the current ones there so far aren't too bad.”

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