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  1. Walmart Supercenter - 995 Razorback Drive

    995 Razorback Drive, Houghton MI 49931

    3.6 Good 226 reviews

    “This store is so freaking huge it's almost too big I get lost in it I'm from Oregon I went to Michigan to see my sister and my mom on hospice but I stopped at Walmart and it is a One stop shop even has Subway And a pharmacy”

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  2. Goodwill - 911 Razorback Drive

    911 Razorback Drive, Houghton MI 49931

    3.5 Good 72 reviews

    “Everyone who complains about this store and its prices don’t realize that they have a set price they have to go off of. So saying corporate needs to step in is a waste of time because corporate 100% already knows. Also you can definitely blame the resellers for a higher price point, they have played a huge part in making sure the less fortunate cannot get items. It sucks to see so many hateful reviews on a store that is clearly trying its best to stay around for the public. The staff is most likely underpaid and has to deal with a lot of ungrateful people, so don’t be surprised if an employee doesn’t look too happy or happens to forget to say thank you. They deal with a lot of bs from the public. From my experience they are wonderful people and have feelings too. So next time you go there and aren’t happy about something don’t take it out on the staff, it’s not their fault!”

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