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  1. Meijer - 2390 North Morton Street

    2390 North Morton Street, Franklin IN 46131

    4.2 Good 226 reviews

    “The two staff interactions I had were great! Staff were so friendly and helpful! First time in a while that asking a question at a grocery store didn't feel like an inconvenience. I will drive extra to shop here again.”

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  2. Ross Dress for Less - 1030 North Morton Street

    1030 North Morton Street, Franklin IN 46131

    4.2 Good 134 reviews

    “Found my dress for a very special occasion as well as some really cute other stuff that I am stoked to wear. The store was neat and tidy. The staff helpful. Tysm!”

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  3. Marshalls - 1010 North Morton Street

    1010 North Morton Street, Franklin IN 46131

    4.2 Good 116 reviews

    “Be careful, you'll end up spending more money than intended! I love their wide variety of items! Bought some crystals, shampoo, and much more from here. I highly recommend this store for things like home decor.”

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  5. Kohl's - 415 Mallory Parkway

    415 Mallory Parkway, Franklin IN 46131

    4.1 Good 143 reviews

    “The store was well stocked and they had a good 20% off coupon for the day. Unfortunately, the prices are really high and even the clearance stuff was higher than I thought they would be. The staff was friendly, although you really had to look around to find someone. I think Kohl's needs to do a better job of hiring so they have more people on the floor to help assist customers.”

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  6. Tractor Supply Co. - 1540 North Morton Street

    1540 North Morton Street, Franklin IN 46131

    4.3 Superb 86 reviews

    “Best dog wash room around. A whole room to ourselves with a deep basin bin, awesome water hose, included shampoo, and a professional grooming table. Other than the fact that my husky let everyone in a 5 MILE RADIUS know he didn't bath time, it was well worth the money. In other aspects of Tractor supply love all the options and products and prices!”

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  7. Five Below - 1040 North Morton Street

    1040 North Morton Street, Franklin IN 46131

    4 Good 42 reviews

    “They have a lot of stuff for under five dollars. From phone cases and chargers to clothes to make up and toys. I love the different activity kits they have for kids to do different experiments and dig for jewels and what not. Definitely worth the price you pay. They also have candy set up kinda like an old candy store does.”

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  8. Walmart Supercenter - 2125 North Morton Street

    2125 North Morton Street, Franklin IN 46131

    3.1 Average 226 reviews

    “A big shout out for employee COACH Brooke for all the time she invested in helping me with the issue I was having. Also a big shout out to the Store Manager, sorry I didn't get your name, for helping me find garage sale tags when other employees had me running from pillar to post.”

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  9. Walmart Money Center - 2125 North Morton Street

    2125 North Morton Street, Franklin IN 46131

    2.5 Average 8 reviews

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  10. Walmart Bakery - 2125 N Morton St

    2125 N Morton St, Franklin IN 46131

    2 Poor 6 reviews

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  11. Walmart Pharmacy - 2125 North Morton Street

    2125 North Morton Street, Franklin IN 46131

    2.8 Average 28 reviews

    “Wal-Mart is the beast pharmacy I have ever been to. They have the cheapest medicine . My mothers trajenta cost 1500.00 at CVS nd at Wal-Mart it cost under 500. And all of the rest of hers and mine is cheap also. So i thank you from the bottom of our hearts .”

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  12. Walmart Photo Center - 2125 North Morton Street

    2125 North Morton Street, Franklin IN 46131

    2.2 Poor 10 reviews

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