Discount Stores near Lanett, AL

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  1. 403 North Gilmer Avenue, Lanett AL 36863

    2.6 Average 34 reviews

    “There are a lot of good prices. There are some good products. They have some good clothes. They have a few applicants but not big like washer or oven .. Most of them are radios , phones and small electronics.”

  2. 3418 20th Ave c, Valley AL 36854

    4.1 Good 61 reviews

    “Great place to get in and out especially when shopping for pre-teens that are involved in sports!!! My go to spot for all of our travel baseball needs from personal items such as toothpaste- deordorant,etc.”

  3. 2918 20th Ave F, Valley AL 36854

    3.6 Good 61 reviews

    “This store is one of the cleanest and organized I've been in. Today was my first time couponing and Jamie and Joyce was soooooo nice patience and very helpful!!! The best customer service ?? ??!! ❤️❤️”

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  5. 4531 Fairfax Bypass, Valley AL 36854

    3.2 Average 70 reviews

    “They always have some nice things here reasonably priced. Thank you to all the Employees at Dollar General Beulah, Al your all so helpful kind & considerate even if some people are being Ugly to you for no reason.”

  6. 209 East 10th Street, West Point GA 31833

    1.6 Poor 70 reviews

    “The store has done amazing since the new manager. I understand they are doing the best they can!! They work hard to get the store in order then customers come in a destroy it in a few weeks. Please be kind to these stores the workers do what they can. I love this store I love the staff!! I wish they would give this store more hours for the employees I see them there alone way too often.”

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