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  1. Family Dollar - 500 NM-195

    500 NM-195, Elephant Butte NM 87935

    3.4 Good 48 reviews

    “Since I live within walking distance, it is ok for when you need to run in and run out. This store is ALWAYS dirty, the aisles are.always cluttered, you can't get through many of the aisles because of the clutter. The clearance aisles and the clothes aisles are always in a disarray. Can't always find someone to hwlp you and when you do find someone they can't always answer your questions. I prefer to go to Dollar General.”

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  2. Dollar General - 971 S Broadway St

    971 S Broadway St, Truth or Consequences NM 87901

    3.2 Average 12 reviews

    “Best arts and crafts section out of all dollar stores in town. Is nothing like the old dollar general. The old one had no organisation and was a mess everywhere. This one is clean and easy to find things, has a decent food selection, and the staff is nice. The only thing I don't like is the stupid bump going into the parking lot that is almost like a curb when riding my motorcycle.”

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