Discount Stores near Blue Springs, MS

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  1. 2084 MS-348, Blue Springs MS 38828

    4.7 Superb 24 reviews

    “Great addition to the area. Close, convenient, clean, friendly employees and considering the pandemic it is stocked better than some other stores in the area. Always a pleasure to shop there. Thanks for adding this store so close to my home.”

  2. 2251 MS-178 E, Blue Springs MS 38828

    3.6 Good 45 reviews

    “Good people. They always have stuff out to stock but you will always find what you need. The people are always nice and helpful. I do miss how the staff use to know you.”

  3. 807 E Bankhead St, New Albany MS 38652

    3.3 Good 68 reviews

    “parking lot needs some attention. I don't know what it is with about every Dollar General I know of, they have the dirtiest parking lots. I guess they don't have enough employees on the clock at the same time for someone to clean the parking lots. Cashier was nice.”

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  5. 3309 McCullough Blvd, Belden MS 38826

    3.2 Average 55 reviews

    “The Store Manager Gloria at store #01178, 3309 McCullough Blvd, Belden, Mississippi. Gloria and her team keeps their store is so clean and organized. No trash anywhere, (no matter if it's truck day or not) isles never blocked. All of team is extremely attentive to their customers, friendly, respectful to customers and co workers. Gloria sets her expectations and her team backs her a 100%. from greeting, to helping you find your needs, team members all smiles,, they really do love their job,, keeping everything neat, organized, and no dust, I mean no dust!! Plus thanking you for my business”

  6. 259 Chesterville Rd, Tupelo MS 38801

    2.2 Poor 5 reviews

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