Discount Stores near Mannington, WV

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  1. 920 E Main St, Mannington WV 26582

    3.4 Good 54 reviews

    “On our mini family vacation, stopped here to find some lighter fluid, the store was very well stocked and we were able to find exactly what we needed easily without having to run into a large store which was nice. The employees were nice as well which always makes it for a better shopping experience!”

  2. 3 Rainbow Plaza, E Main St, Mannington WV 26582

    3.3 Good 23 reviews

    “Every single staff member is amazing, except the older woman with shorter hair. She's rude, and nasty and I've seen her degrade customers and other workers behind their backs. Now their new employee, younger Middle aged woman with long hair, is just amazing and is so sweet to my three year old. We love going to our local FD”

  3. 307 Main St, Fairview WV 26570

    4.9 Superb 42 reviews

    “I got sent down here from northern WV and didn't have service, I needed wifi go in and the older women didn't know the password but a lady my age gave me her hotspot she was beautiful and I owe her. Her name is Kathleen and I still remember the password... Lol”

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  5. 5620 Wallace Pike, Wallace WV 26448

    4.7 Superb 6 reviews

    “Wish ALL Dollar stores would start accepting WIC ASAP!! Bc Dollar stores are EVERYWHERE and it would help not only their business but also ALOT OF FAMILIES!!! Or atleast have certain stores thats away from other stores that accept WIC?!? Like the location of this dollar store!!”

  6. 4584 Freedom Highway, Worthington WV 26591

    3.6 Good 64 reviews

    “I love Dollar General especially the one in Mannington and Shinnston they have so much stuff i love them they have good prices and lots of cute things I'd definitely recommend them”

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