Discount Stores near McHenry, MS

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  1. 388 US 49, McHenry MS 39561

    3.6 Good 39 reviews

    “best dollar store ever best manger ever! best place ive work for wouldn't love it if it wasn't for the mangers ! and other staff ! cleanest store on 49 very well stock”

  2. 23161 Old Hwy 49, Saucier MS 39574

    4.1 Good 57 reviews

    “That dollar tree has a lot of different items. They are set up a little different than the others I have been in.. there is plenty of parking. The store was well organized and clean. Although they were out of stock of a lot of stuff. I didn’t happen to find some treasures and things we have not seen at other Dollar tree so if you’re in the area, check them out won’t be disappointed.”

  3. 1534 US 49, Perkinston MS 39573

    3.8 Good 66 reviews

    “Can I just say how REFRESHING it is to go into a store and be appreciated for shopping there. The other dollar generals do not compare! The Perkinston one by the college is clean, stocked and friendly! I drive out of my way to visit this store! Thank you!”

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  5. 23495 Central Dr, Saucier MS 39574

    3.4 Good 59 reviews

    “A little understaffed &; usually under stocked but we were lucky & caught them on a good day with lots of stock on shelves. The customer service was awesome? Great folks working there”

  6. 746 S Magnolia Dr, Wiggins MS 39577

    3.4 Good 79 reviews

    “The staff was very busy putting up product yet still found time to help me and other customers that needed help. While I was checking out a previous customer came in and had lost his debit card and the manager had found it, she verified his id and returned it to him, he was so lucky to have had staff like these guys. Try that somewhere else...ha”

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