Dollar General is Dollar General, right? Well, I was pleasantly surprised to find that this location actually has art supplies, including brushes, acrylic paints, small pallets and canvases. Everything was well organized and affordable. I was visiting the area and many local businesses are closed for the winter season, so it was good to find these items here. The store in general was pretty clean and they have great deals on seasonal clearance. Staff was helpful and friendly so I would definitely return when I am in town.

This store is well organized and very clean. Most items are very reasonably priced and the staff is friendly and customer oriented. This store is better stocked than other similar stores. Overall a surprisingly good experience.

Be careful here. Management likes to take pictures of people they perceive as minorities. Profiling problems. Dangerous for innocent people.

This is my local Dollar General and I adore it! For a small store, it is ALWAYS well stocked. The sales associates are friendly and helpful. The prices are always right! If I don't have the patience to go grocery shopping at one of our larger grocery stores, donuts to dollars I can find what I need right here at Dollar General. I am in and out in a FLASH with money left to spare! Thank you for being there for us!!

The young lady at the cash register was this place's only saving grace. As I was walking in, the sign on the door stated 'covers the nose and mouth before entering the store. There was a woman named Jan and as I was paying for my items, I asked the young lady at the cash register if this Dollar General accepted cash. She said yes and I was elated as there are many places that are refusing to accept cash even though it is illegal to refuse cash. So as I am packing my bags up, Jan looks over to me and asks, 'Well why can't I refuse to accept cash?" It was a fair question and so I explained to her how each note has printed on it 'THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL DEBTS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE'. She read it with me and concluded, 'Well aren't you stretching the meaning of the law? " First and foremost, if you are working in a Dollar General and you talk to a client like this, I really think you should re-evaluate how you talk to CUSTOMERS. I was very polite when I explained to her the history of why a common currency system was created and she responded with rudeness. She interrupts me as I am explaining the historical context and says "Yeah I already know the history, but that's not how it works here. You must be from the city? Here, we barter, that's how it works here " I continued to be nice to her but it was an incredibly rude and unwelcoming experience. This employee spoke down to me because I am from the city and seeing that she PROFITS from my business at this store, she should have been taught manners and respect.

This is not one of the nicer Dollar Generals that I've been to. The floors look like they haven't been cleaned for a good amount of time, and the coworkers make a point to not to even make small talk with you. Of course there is everything you need and more (item wise).

Lots of everything that you may need here and at reasonable prices. The store was a little tight so it was hard to social distance. Not a ton of staff to be able to wait on customers so it made a long line, but the staff that was there were very nice and helpful.

Manager was very rude to me and embrassed me in front of other customers. My daughter bought me candy and bought wrong kind, one I couldn't eat. Manager throw a fit and didn't want to take it back, said once food leaves the store can't take it back, we went back into the store less then 2 mins after she bought the candy. She talked down to me and was very rude.