Discount Stores near Crystal Springs, MS

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  1. 26000 MS-27, Crystal Springs MS 39059

    3.8 Good 13 reviews

    “For a dollar general it's ok. Terrible at keeping things in stock though. Many times you can't even buy milk or bread. Son wanted deodorant, but the whole selection was basically sold out. He ended up getting one he didn't want.”

  2. 25054 US-51, Crystal Springs MS 39059

    3.7 Good 77 reviews

    “Gave my life to Christ in the produce section, but swiftly took it back once I saw how expensive the milk was in the dairy section.Jesus paid it all, so next time I shoplift mind your business, sinner!”

  3. 241 Caldwell Dr, Hazlehurst MS 39083

    4.6 Superb 18 reviews

    “Hello just made me another visit to Helping Hands .This time was no different good atmosphere and great deals. The drive to Atlanta was good as I was ready to use and wear all my nice things. #SUPPORTBLACKBUSINESS#SUPPORTFAMILY. I give this place 5 stars. So if you are ever in Hazlehurst, Mississippi stop by Helping Hands.”

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  5. 28065A MS-28, Hazlehurst MS 39083

    3.9 Good 61 reviews

    “I was extremely pleased with my visit to Dollar General. It was well stocked,; the employees had no products to put on the shelves...no obstructions. The store was very neat and clean. The cashier was fast and very polite.”

  6. 422 Cunningham St, Terry MS 39170

    3.2 Average 54 reviews

    “The new Dollar General Market is the BEST! Especially since Terry does not have a grocery store. This will keep me from having to go to Byram for simple cooking items.”

  7. 110 Market Pl Ste A, Hazlehurst MS 39083

    1.5 Poor 29 reviews

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