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Discount Stores in Glenrock, WY

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  1. Catch-My-Thrift - 223 South 4th Street Suite B

    223 South 4th Street Suite B, Glenrock WY 82637

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “On vacation in WY, and just happen to want to get off the main road to visit this thrift store and see the town. So many things to look through and alot of space for them to add more! Friendly staff and great prices!! Worth the detour!”

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  2. Dollar General - 571 East Birch Street

    571 East Birch Street, Glenrock WY 82637

    4.1 Good 9 reviews

    “The lil gal at the McKinley store in Casper told me no she couldn't help me get dogwood off a cart. mind you kibble and bits is hard to find for the small dogs lately. I understand she was a bit swamped. I asked for the mgrs number. He was in Glenrock. I asked if there was a waywe could resolve the problem in some way. he called the gal at the casper store and made a way to get me that 2 bags of dogfood. I was so grateful to them both. The storm rolled in and I was snowed in just like I knew was going to happen 4 ft drifts I was stuck in my house for 4 days. Thanks to them my dogs didn't go without their food. I am so grateful to have their help.. I appreciate you folks going the extra mile for my lil ankle biters. The manager rocks..”

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