Discount Stores near Seminary, MS

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  1. 71 MS-590 West, Seminary MS 39479

    4 Good 66 reviews

    “Wonderful service! Always super clean! The employees are wonderful and stock the shelves quickly WHEN they receive inventory!! That being said, corporate, if you're reading this, then it's past time to get on the ball!! There is no justification for the shelves being bare at this location but not at another a few miles away!!Get?it?together!?”

  2. 887 US 49, Seminary MS 39479

    2.8 Average 13 reviews

    “Best little store around!❤Employees are super friendly go out of their way to help if you need to find something. Love this store it's very clean organized. Cashiers are very friendly always treats me like family when I shop their .”

  3. 1211 South Fir Avenue, Collins MS 39428

    4.2 Good 21 reviews

    “Roses Express is not a store that we have in Hattiesburg. We have been to the store in Mendenhall and now the store in Collins. It's a nice place to shop. The bargains are plentiful and of good quality. My companion likes it because it's something we don't do often. For us, it's like a trip to ALDI without the long drive.”

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  5. 2173 MS-590, Ellisville MS 39437

    4 Good 10 reviews

    “The store located on hwy 590 in Ellisville, MS is always clean. The workers are always straightening out the store and replenishing stock. Everyone that works there goes out of their way to be helpful. The manager is very helpful, and sociable. This store is one of the best Dollar General's I have gone to. I go out of my way to frequent this particular store because of these reasons. Great job hwy 590.”

  6. 424 West Frontage Road, Collins MS 39428

    3.8 Good 51 reviews

  7. 21 MS-37, Collins MS 39428

    3.6 Good 14 reviews

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