Discount Stores in Columbia, MS

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  1. 3171 MS-13 North, Columbia MS 39429

    4.7 Superb 28 reviews

    “This is my local store. Justin, Melissa, Jessica, and Sarah are the best! The employees at this store are always helpful and on task, it's always clean and if something isn't in stock, they will take the time to help you find a suitable replacement. Friendly and welcoming, this is definitely a good place to shop”

  2. 1301 MS-13, Columbia MS 39429

    4.4 Superb 56 reviews

    “Always the most helpful, friendly employees. Convenient without having to go all the way across town to Walmart. I'm here atleast once a day and always greeted with the same welcoming smile when I walk in the door.”

  3. 115 S High School Ave, Columbia MS 39429

    4.2 Good 30 reviews

    “This is the only place I thrift in Columbia. They are VERY reasonably priced and there's always so much to look at. They also put up seasonal and make sure it's up front. Definitely a lot of bang for your buck.”

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  5. 1561 Hwy 98 East, Columbia MS 39429

    4.1 Good 51 reviews

  6. 117 Walter Payton Drive, Columbia MS 39429

    4 Good 63 reviews

    “Always one of my favorite stores. Even with the rising prices, you can usually still find great deals on certain things that you can't get anywhere else so its still worth while.”

  7. 650 US-98, Columbia MS 39429

    3.9 Good 57 reviews

    “I don't go to Dollar general on 35 in town no longer due to bad management yelling and screaming at customers in from of other customers..very humiliating.and unprofessional..getto Dollar general”

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