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  1. Marshalls - 1142 Temple Avenue

    1142 Temple Avenue, Colonial Heights VA 23834

    4.4 Superb 145 reviews

    “This Marshall’s is amazing. The staff is extremely friendly and the items they have in the home section are gorgeous. I brought a glass picture to hang in my kitchen in NY and am praying it makes it. This Marshall’s is a great find. The store is clean and well organized. Definitely a hidden jewel.”

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  2. Burlington - Southgate Square

    Southgate Square, Colonial Heights VA 23834

    3.6 Good 111 reviews

    “Burlington has been around for a long time. They carry home decor, clothes for men, women and children, cosmetics, and kitchen utensils. You can find some really cool items at Burlington and some name brands like Fila, Ecko, BeBe just to name a few and they are in several cities across the US.”

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  3. Target - 721 Southpark Boulevard

    721 Southpark Boulevard, Colonial Heights VA 23834

    3.5 Good 172 reviews

    “This is by far the best Targets I have visited. It is refreshing to see associates actually happy to be at work . Management staff is the best ever. I actually drive a few hours just to shop here. Everything is clean, neat , and fully stocked. Thank you to the staff for always making my visits a wonderful experience.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 671 Southpark Boulevard

    671 Southpark Boulevard, Colonial Heights VA 23834

    2.8 Average 267 reviews

    “I love this Walmart so much I ended posting 40 photos. I know it blew my mind when it said 40 photos. I thought it was like 10 yeah I’m just telling you how I love this Walmart so much.”

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