Department Stores in Selma, AL

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  1. 2100 West Highland Avenue, Selma AL 36701

    4.2 Good 48 reviews

    “This place is awesome.they have a variety of items to choose from and you can't beat the prices.this place is really good to shop at especially if you are on a fixed income.”

  2. 2680 US-80, Selma AL 36701

    4 Good 61 reviews

    “We love our TSC. The staff is friendly always helping us get the most out of our money. I love using their brands of chicken feed and medicated goat feed. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because I wanted to take advantage of bathing my dog there and they didn't have towels and the room really needed some attention. I was disappointed because I drive pretty far to get there. But I just came back and bathed her at home. But it doesn't change how I feel about the store, I just think corporate needs to reevaluate and perhaps outsource someone for the grooming department so the area can stay tidy and well stocked. There are local groomers who may could rent the space to use for business.”

  3. 1018 Highland Avenue, Selma AL 36701

    4.1 Good 28 reviews

    “I was in Selma, Alabama visiting for the Jubilee this past weekend and visited the store and enjoyed the experience. The people were very nice and professional. The store was also clean and organized.”

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  5. 1501 AL-14, Selma AL 36703

    3.7 Good 211 reviews

    “A wonderful staff at Walmart Store 700. The associates and management are very friendly and efficient. Larry, Fatima, Lovell, Tiffany and Angie are doing such an outstanding job. I am quite impressed with their level of professionalism.”

  6. 100 Magnolia Dr, Selma AL 36701

    2.9 Average 14 reviews

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