“Evidently I have been SLEEPING on 5 below ... went looking for RMS dumplings... found 1. Looks like the sell out quickly. But TONS of board games, a few interesting books, Lisa Frank stuff!... Will be back.”
“This location is oddly located in a strip mall/shopping that looks abandoned. I give Google Maps 1 star for poor guidance because I thought it gave me bad directions. This store is okay for me. It's a small store. The selection is good, compared to other locations. The store is organized and clean. If you aren't familiar with Popshelf. It's an upper Dollar General. Shoppers can found a number of name brand products cheaper at Popshelf. The shelves are normally filled with inventory. However, if you see something you like, you better buy it. Because there's no guarantee it will be restocked. If you like farmhouse decor, this is where you shop for luxury on a budget. You can found niche, luxury, every day items, and the best seasonal decor here. Popshelf candles are way LESS EXPENSIVE than BBW. They burn and smell way better without the headaches. Also, don't sleep on the throw blankets for the low, low.”
“I often look for small items here that are otherwise hard to find. Also, great when traveling and you forgot a charger, need a cable or anything for a hotel room you're staying in (lifesaver more than once)”
Dollar General opened its 20,000th U.S. store on February 24th in Alice, Texas. It’s a major milestone for the discount chain that started as one small general store back in 1955. Starting with a ribbon cutting ceremony, the grand opening celebration began at 9am. First customers received some freebies - tote bags filled with free product samples and snacks from DG's Clover Valley brand.