Discount Stores in Alexander, AR

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  1. 16475 Congo Ferndale Road, Alexander AR 72002

    4.2 Good 51 reviews

    “DG is a staple around here. Local and they have just about anything that a fella actually needs day to day. DG saves me the painstaking visits to town which I loathe.”

  2. 6015 Springhill Road, Alexander AR 72002

    4.2 Good 50 reviews

    “It's great to have A DG nearby when you're trying to avoid going to WM. I like the local stores because they recognize you and make you feel at home. No waiting in a long line.”

  3. 9433 AR-5 North, Alexander AR 72002

    4 Good 66 reviews

    “Good all around "basic" in and out, quick pickup for everyday items. Some good deals throughout the week. Very short staffed, sometimes resulting in store being closed during business hours. Staff are friendly but definitely over worked. Self checkout is rarely available. Although two registers, during high volume time's, the wait time for check out can be a bit frustrating. It's not the cashier, just lack of adequate staffing. You can't run an entire store with one or two employees expecting them to checkout customers, stock inventory and receive 18 wheeler deliveries simultaneously. I'm surprised the employee turnover rates aren't higher.All that said, it's a convenient place to pickup an everyday item on The Way home. Keep you sales receipt as there's always a $5 coupon that good for the following Saturdays trip; good on most items.”

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  5. 13525 Vimy Ridge Road, Alexander AR 72002

    3.6 Good 101 reviews

    “The manager is great! Tiffany handles any issue like a leader should! Calm and customer is numero uno. Her workers are friendly, will go out of their way to help you, (Trust me, the majority of other stores are NOT that way!!!)”

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