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  1. Gabe's - 2180 MacArthur Road

    2180 MacArthur Road, Whitehall PA 18052

    4.4 Superb 186 reviews

    “Gabe's is a discount store with a large selection of products . inventory will vary week to week so it requires a close look each time . prices are USUALLY lower than in department stores but you have to know the competition to be sure. checkout lines can be long at times but they move quickly.”

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  2. Five Below - 2655 MacArthur Rd

    2655 MacArthur Rd, Whitehall PA 18052

    4.2 Good 151 reviews

    “This location is now closed moved to the WHITEHALL COMMONS By Burlington. Hopefully, with the updated location more stock will be available and it will have the self checkouts.!”

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  3. Dollar General - 1167 MacArthur Road

    1167 MacArthur Road, Whitehall PA 18052

    3.9 Good 48 reviews

    “Jordan was very helpful went to the back and grabbed us product that wasn’t on the shelf. He also helped us at the register when one of our coupons wasn’t working. We appreciate your help Jordan keep up the great work. Store is always stocked and clean!”

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  5. Loco Hot Deals - 1155 MacArthur Road

    1155 MacArthur Road, Whitehall PA 18052

    3 Average 36 reviews

    • Today 10AM – 7PM

    “I'm always finding the best stuff here, especially on $2 day like I'm telling you if you want random stuff to be lying around in your house, this is the place to go!”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 2180 MacArthur Rd Suites 13 & 14

    2180 MacArthur Rd Suites 13 & 14, Whitehall PA 18052

    3.3 Good 106 reviews

    “Praise our Father in Heaven for Jezelle‼️??♥️??? she was AMAZING ? THE BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE ❣️ VERY KIND VERY PATIENT. May our Father in Heaven continue to bless her and her family and this location. Amen!”

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