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  1. Dollar Tree - 1716 South 4th Street Suite 3

    1716 South 4th Street Suite 3, Nashville AR 71852

    3.9 Good 44 reviews

    “This is a great place the customer service was wonderful I got up to the counter paid for my items the lady Nene.. the staff was awesome the store was very clean thank you Dollar tree”

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  2. Dollar General - 421 Isaac C. Perkins Bypass

    421 Isaac C. Perkins Bypass, Nashville AR 71852

    3.5 Good 68 reviews

    “Friendly, helpful & sweet sales associates.....when ya live in a small town the people who work at places like this become like family! Caring & helpful, one of the sales associates ,even gave me a ride home one night after I had walked to the store in Murfreesboro! I don't live but maybe 3 quarters of a mile give or take a bit from the store but she was so sweet & insisted that I let her take me home! You just don't find people like that in bigger cities! Helpful, kind & caring people like this young lady, and I'd say her name but even though she got permission I don't want to take a chance on the corporate big wigs seeing that she did because they're the ones that don't have any care or kindness......ugh! Thanks girl for being so sweet & thanks Pam for letting me know when it's time to close up! I'm the last customer most of the time when I go but the ladies are so sweet and brighten my day/evening!”

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