Discount Stores near Wayne, WV

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  1. 90 Mcginnis Dr, Wayne WV 25570

    4.8 Superb 47 reviews

    “The absolute BEST dollar general employees I have ever met in my life work here!!!! The guy that we see everytime we go, just makes my day! Such a nice friendly guy! I wish i knew his name! He’s absolutely great!!”

  2. 10422 WV-152, Wayne WV 25570

    4.1 Good 7 reviews

    “Shelves stocked, store was clean, employees helpful and had good attitudes, not much time waiting in line. This particular store does not carry clothing like I've seen in other Dollar General stores, nor shoes. Toy selection is smaller. Overall, this Dollar General carries mainly food items, including a small amount of fresh vegs and fruits, cleaning and paper items, school supplies, health and beauty items, a very small selection of crafting needs and decorative items, and is a smaller store than the others I've visited. Holiday decor is slim and not many items to choose from~Christmas is better than other holiday decor~ good location and easy access and parking. Wayne needed a store besides Walmart. This location is closer to the bridge going into the town of Wayne, giving residents in Wayne a place closer to home, many can walk there and not have to rely on public transportation. The closing at 10:00pm is also a plus.”

  3. 4757 WV-152 #1, Lavalette WV 25535

    3.9 Good 54 reviews

    “I could smell the clean as soon as I walked through the entrance, very friendly and patient staff especially the short lady with the short hair and glasses, things are in close proximity to things that match very organized”

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  5. 2908 Spring Valley Dr, Huntington WV 25704

    3.6 Good 76 reviews

    “Great store, love the place. Only downside is the restocking. I buy so many of an item and then i gotta wait weeks for it to come back. But i guess thats how it works”

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