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  1. Five Below - 3944-A Promenade Parkway

    3944-A Promenade Parkway, D'Iberville MS 39540

    4.4 Superb 119 reviews

    “Fun store for me and the kids! We always find great stuff and silly things too. Affordable so you get to let the kids have at it lol. Always lots of inventory and friendly staff.”

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  2. Dollar General - 10359 Lemoyne Boulevard

    10359 Lemoyne Boulevard, D'Iberville MS 39540

    4.1 Good 86 reviews

    “This is my go to Dollar General. They always have what I want. Love their hours as they are more open then the other stores. Love that I can go somewhere as early as 7am when I need something.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 10541 D'Iberville Boulevard

    10541 D'Iberville Boulevard, D'Iberville MS 39540

    3.9 Good 83 reviews

    “When I need a few items, this is a great place to run in and get out. Deep inventory and very diverse inventory from seasonal to food. Prices are very competitive. Staff is friendly and helpful.”

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  5. Dollar General - 10375 Auto Mall Pkwy

    10375 Auto Mall Pkwy, D'Iberville MS 39540

    3.1 Average 11 reviews

    “This Dollar General is my one stop shop! They have a variety of anything and everything you may need! My experiences there have been nothing but pleasant! I recently dropped by because I am throwing an anniversary party for my friends. Uriah and Jon helped me with choosing a variety of pretty balloons , filled each one with helium and tied the assortment together beautifully! I had a lot of balloons so it was quite the task! I couldn't have done it without their help! I highly recommend this Dollar General! Thanks guys!!!”

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