Department Stores in Columbus, NE

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  1. 3614 23rd St, Columbus NE 68601

    4.7 Superb 77 reviews

    “They have what I need when I need it. Huge selection of DeWalt and Milwaukee tools, I'm always buying something I don't need just because it's on sale.”

  2. 202 East 24th Street, Columbus NE 68601

    4.4 Superb 73 reviews

    “Awesome experience thank you so much jocelin for helping me out when i didn’t know what to do i was stuck on deciding what i should buy for my late great great uncle she recommended me getting him the jcpenny water as a gift for his grave thank you so much jocelin he did like his water :D”

  3. 104 East 24th Street Spc 6, Columbus NE 68601

    4.6 Superb 24 reviews

    “Customer service is great, but prices are high. Can no longer shop there? Because I have a shopping problem. And the problem, is that I cannot afford their products”

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  5. 1319 23rd Street East, Columbus NE 68601

    3.4 Good 52 reviews

    “I wanted to give a big shout out to the guys at Tractor Supply last night closing!! My boyfriend had gone in 30 minutes before close to get a specific kind of dog food, and their card system was down. Instead of turning him away they were super kind, called their IT person and got it figure out so we could get our dog food. Our dogs hadn't eaten yet that day, so they were incredibly thankful as well!!”

  6. 818 23rd Street, Columbus NE 68601

    2.9 Average 190 reviews

    “This Walmart was laid out differently than the one that I am used to but it was super easy to use the app to locate items. This Walmart was HUGE. It had a Subway, Cost Cutters, and several options of items to choose from. There were many people when I was there so it was a little difficult getting around, but everyone was polite and patient. Overall, it was a good experience and I would go to this Walmart again.”

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