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  1. Dollar Tree - 201 Deaderick Rd Ste 400

    201 Deaderick Rd Ste 400, Forrest City AR 72335

    4.3 Superb 52 reviews

    “Stopped by Dollar Tree in my former Hometown, Forrest City, AR. Found two Baskets with 25 Cent reduced items to use in my many Crafting Ideas. Also Bought several other things that we did not have in our Jonesboro Stores last week.”

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  2. Dollar General - 5140 N Washington St

    5140 N Washington St, Forrest City AR 72335

    4 Good 64 reviews

    “I have been shopping at this store for years and once a few years ago have I had any customer service issues. They are the best! P. S. The employee with a bad attitude was fired. :)”

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  3. Dollar General - 412 N Washington St

    412 N Washington St, Forrest City AR 72335

    3.8 Good 69 reviews

    “They had everything that I needed,there was a sale, which is great on Coke products. 3×12 pack cans for $11...the store was clean at the cashier was courteous and they had sliding doors at the entry so you don't have to touch the Doors. Bring your wipes to clean the handles of the buggies and baskets.”

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