Discount Stores near Myrtle, MS

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  1. 1755 MS-178, Myrtle MS 38650

    3.7 Good 57 reviews

    “They really are nice and helpful employees. One guy in particular working there now at this hour 6:06 June 1, 2024 is always super helpful. He’s just a great guy that enjoys his job, the people with a professional attitude. 5 stars to DG and to the employees”

  2. 604 W Bankhead St, New Albany MS 38652

    4.4 Superb 68 reviews

    “There are Dollar Generals absolutely everywhere and I'm very grateful for that fact. They always have a wide variety of products at reasonable prices and their many locations means that there's always one nearby when I need it. It also means that I don't have to drive all the way to town to go to a store, something that's especially convenient for me and my family because we live in a very rural area that's almost exactly halfway between two towns. With it taking about 20 minutes to go to either one, the 10 minutes it takes to get to my the nearest dollar general is very helpful.”

  3. 807 E Bankhead St, New Albany MS 38652

    3.3 Good 68 reviews

    “parking lot needs some attention. I don't know what it is with about every Dollar General I know of, they have the dirtiest parking lots. I guess they don't have enough employees on the clock at the same time for someone to clean the parking lots. Cashier was nice.”

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  5. 140 N Guyton Blvd, Blue Mountain MS 38610

    2.9 Average 47 reviews

    “I think that this store has really good stock, which makes it stand out despite it being in a rural location off the map and far from a lot of other options. The staff leadership is exemplary. Most of the people that work there also very pleasant, and it is a good store if someone is looking for something that they may have forgotten while at a larger retail.”

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