Discount Stores in Mooresville, IN

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  1. 437 Town Ctr Street, Mooresville IN 46158

    4.3 Superb 247 reviews

    “Awesome place to shop, we went for shoes, didn't have what she needed ? but I purchased many other things, but them darn Orange ? stickers R Terrible to try n get off!! ( For Gifts)!”

  2. 650 IN-67, Mooresville IN 46158

    4.3 Superb 69 reviews

    “I love having this in Mooresville!LOCATION: Low traffic. Out of the way.STAFF: The staff is always friendly and helpful. Last time I went there, the clerk asked if I had a rewards card. I said no and she helped me load one. She wanted me to get the savings that comes with the app. I was grateful that she was concerned about me saving money. ;) Each staff member that I encountered was friendly and helpful.STOCK: Unlike Meijer & Walmart recently, this store is stocked. If you go there to find something, it will most likely be in stock.”

  3. 545 IN-67, Mooresville IN 46158

    4.3 Superb 23 reviews

    “Bar none, this is the cleanest and most organized Dollar Tree I've ever been to. The people who work here are also wonderful. I much prefer this store over the one in Camby.”

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  5. 8520 North Old State Rd 67, Mooresville IN 46158

    3.3 Good 65 reviews

    “This store has been recently remodeled in April of this year. I'm not sure if all Dollar General's will refocus more on groceries and health care items or just this store. The grocery areas have been greatly expanded. Fresh produce is now available. The freezers and refrigerated areas are hugely expanded as well. Triple the amount of both freezers and refrigerators and you have some idea. The sign says expanded health care but I couldn't really tell but then I didn't peruse those aisles. They got rid of clothes to gain space for the additions. These improvements make a lot of sense for this area. The nearest grocery store is over five miles away.”

  6. 480 South Indiana Street, Mooresville IN 46158

    3.2 Average 91 reviews

    • Today 10AM – 5PM

    “Just a quick stop by on my way home from a mini vacation with family. It was almost closing time and they made an announcement they would be closing soon, but never did they rush me or try to be pushy about hurrying up. Instead they came over and helped me showed me how to read the information on boxes and how the store had different prices each day and different colored tags or tape meant different prices. Everyone seemed happy to work there and happy to help.”

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