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  1. Kohl's - 650 West Telegraph Street

    650 West Telegraph Street, Washington UT 84780

    4 Good 189 reviews

    “I enjoy Kohl's. Their regular prices are a bit steep for me, but they have great clearance deals that you can still use your coupons and Kohl's Cash if you have it.”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 625 West Telegraph Street

    625 West Telegraph Street, Washington UT 84780

    3.5 Good 292 reviews

    “Great place,convenient location,safe,first time i was visit this store,just one thi g o dont lime to much i feel a little far from th e university 10 minutes away”

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  3. Walmart Photo Center - 625 W Telegraph St

    625 W Telegraph St, Washington UT 84780

    1 Poor 34 reviews

    “Staff was friendly & helpful especially at the check outs. I couldn't find a price tag & they were efficient/helpful. With Thanksgiving coming up I know how stressful it can be but the employees seemed to be handling it well.The parking lot does get busy & people sometimes are impatient. But they do offer curbside pick up & online orders which makes it quick & easy shopping”

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