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  1. Tractor Supply Co. - 476 W 3rd St

    476 W 3rd St, Forest MS 39074

    4.6 Superb 52 reviews

    “Tractor supply is usually the best options for the best value. Dog food, chicken feed cat products, flowers, plants and much more. kayaks fencing clothing and the list goes on”

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  2. bealls - 836 Woodland Drive North

    836 Woodland Drive North, Forest MS 39074

    4.6 Superb 74 reviews

    “I enjoy going to Bealls and shopping around. They carry the items that I need, that I can’t find anywhere else locally. Clean and very well stocked. Good job Bealls ???”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 1309 MS-35

    1309 MS-35, Forest MS 39074

    3.9 Good 202 reviews

    “Excellent customer service! 2hr only truck parking spots. (5). Please clean up your trash and don't expect them to do it! Otherwise we won't be able to park there! Clean store. Well stocked. Clean restroom! Thank you!!”

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  5. Walmart Auto Care Center - 1309 MS-35 S

    1309 MS-35 S, Forest MS 39074

    3.5 Good 24 reviews

    “5 star service! I had to make a pitstop while on a long distance trip. They got me in without appointment, took care of the problem in 30 minutes and didn't charge me for it. Everyone I dealt with was professional and nice.”

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  6. Dollar General - 832 MS-35

    832 MS-35, Forest MS 39074

    2.9 Average 40 reviews

    “Everywhere was closing up as I was traveling down the road and needed to use a restroom, not really a fun thing to be discussing here. This Dollar general doesn't have a public restroom, it has one for their employees but they kindly made an exception. On the way out I picked up a couple cans of soup for my dinner. Go to the cash register, then I realize I only have three bucks for a $4.17 purchase, pretty sure my credit cards were maxed out for the difference. Tried them and yes that is correct, embarrassed but can they take one of the cans of soup off. So the sweet lady hollored for her manager to do it. But I guess the manager was busy with something else and this sweet lady sacked up my two cans of soup, handed them to me and took care of it herself. Been a while since I'd seen that, I have to tell you I left a little starry-eyed. God bless these fine ladies!”

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