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  1. Dollar General - 2579 North St

    2579 North St, East Troy WI 53120

    3.2 Average 66 reviews

    “I visit this store frequently. Sherry the store manager and Mike are ALWAYS AMAZING!! They both have helped me out in times when my debit card declined. Today, Sunday 3/15/26, my debit card declined and the banks were not open to figure out the issue. Sherry, without hesitation, grabbed her own card and paid for my $102 bill and said “no worries, when you figure out you can pay me back.” Luckily I had some cash at home and was able to get it back to her right away. Now THAT’s sure going above and beyond for your customers!! Thanks so much for always being so kind, helpful, and just plain amazing you guys!!!!”

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  2. Dollar General - 851 Greenridge Ctr

    851 Greenridge Ctr, Mukwonago WI 53149

    3.4 Good 59 reviews

    “I enjoy coming here. Of course it depends what your looking for. Kids Bandaid, kids toothbrushes (especially when your kids chew them up so bad they need a new one twice a month...maybe not literally), usually good options for holiday. I've gotten good Valentines for the kids here, crafts, little gifts or add on for teachers gifts, cards (I love getting birthday, graduation, etc cards here they're cheap and/or decently priced) storage containers and laundry bins, feminine products. Not a bad place if you're looking to save.”

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