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Discount Stores in Artesia, NM

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  1. Dollar General - 1110 North 1st Street

    1110 North 1st Street, Artesia NM 88210

    4.4 Superb 64 reviews

    “I came in a few minutes ago looking for bluetooth head phones. Kim helped me look which I appreciate. We couldn't find what I was looking for but Kim was patient and friendly. Kim is a wonderful woman! Thank you Kim.”

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  2. Second Chances - 1901 S 1st St

    1901 S 1st St, Artesia NM 88210

    4.3 Superb 40 reviews

    “The ladies here are super kind and they price everything super low and still will give you a discount or have $10 bag sales and they are trash bag size! I shop for myself and my daughter here, I’ve found so many important things here for my daughter. We love this shop!”

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  3. Family Dollar - 403 West Quay Avenue

    403 West Quay Avenue, Artesia NM 88210

    4.1 Good 32 reviews

    “I love going there there always something you want something you need and while your slready there something you just cant live without it just going there is all part of life in that store”

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  5. Dollar General - 1020 South 13th Street

    1020 South 13th Street, Artesia NM 88210

    2.1 Poor 66 reviews

    “Stopped by in town to grab a few things. Went in got what I needed looked around for a minute got checked out no issues today! Today is a Good day. The lady at the register was top notch!”

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