Discount Stores near Springerville, AZ

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  1. 205 South Mountain Avenue, Springerville AZ 85938

    3.6 Good 22 reviews

    “I was having a pretty lousy day. Then I met Crystal the blonde haired lady. She went above and beyond to help me and it honestly made my lousy day infinitely better. Crystal if you see this.. thank you. Your kindness is rare these days. I hope dollar tree knows how awesome you are.”

  2. 606 E Main St, Springerville AZ 85938

    3.4 Good 16 reviews

    “This store is so organized and well maintained, the staff is polite and helpful. The aisles aren't cluttered like the other dollar general in Eagar. I go out of my way to come to this location.”

  3. 588 North Main Street, Eagar AZ 85925

    3.7 Good 65 reviews

    “We made it here two minutes before closing, and we're allowed to run in, and get our gallon container of water. Since all of the Dollar Generals seem to mirror each other, we knew exactly where to go to find what we needed. This store was very clean, and everything was neatly in place. As we were coming back to the register, there were (what I call) locally made items (art work, trinkets, and decorations) in the aisles, and up front that I always find to be most interesting. These items really gave me a sense of the style that many like out here. It was really very nice. I'll be back tomorrow to pick up a few things I was unable to get tonight.”

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