I'm out in the country, but a tractor supply store was nearby. So, they get a few stars for…read morelocation and convenience. However, the price of kibble dog foods were, across the board, extremely high. Whether that's the MSRP (manufacturer's suggested retail price, or Tractor Supply's overpricing, I don't know, but it was certainly a shock, especially at a time when tariffs are supposed to create even higher prices on almost everything in the marketplace. In any case, my trip to the store left me very concerned that, soon, almost everything will become so expensive that many of the simple things in life will be getting much, much more complicated, as we will have to truly shop around to afford even the simple commodities that had always been a no-brainer until now.

I just don't understand. If you're never going to open up more than 2 registers on a Sunday when it…read moreis MOST packed, then put in more self check out lanes. Honestly. It's ridiculous that ppl have fully loaded buggies checking out their own items and the line is wrapping around the clothes. Who the hell manages this Walmart? This is definitely in my top 5 lists of worst Walmart's I've ever been to.

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I'm writing this review more on nostalgia as this store has been here for a long time. They have a…read moregreat selection of cowboy boots, and women's shoes. Yes it is old fashioned and the clothes style are conservative, but they have a large variety of clothes for men (Carhartts and Wrangler), women (Alfred Dunner) and kids. The main reason we stopped by is the SO grew up in the area and had been shopping at this store since he was a kid. The past 2 times we've been in town, we've stopped by and he comes out with a pair of cowboy boots. Not high end fancy, but nice, name brand and not outrageously expensive.

Probably my favorite store at the moment.. the decor section is literally my favorite. We've lost a…read morelot of stores that are in the "modest" price range. There are several boutiques in the area, but most of them are above average retail. TJ Maxx is usually great when it comes to prices. The store can be a little cluttered and disheveled at times and it is rather hard to find a staff member to help you, but overall it is a text book example a big chain department store.

The Farmerville Louisiana Walmart may not be the biggest, but PTL they do have at least one cashier…read moreat a register every day!! I just bought $516 worth of groceries and it would have taken me forever to self check if they had no registers open like the Monroe, LA market! Also, Farmerville store has two great cashiers: Adrienne and Deanna!

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I love going to this Walmart, it's very fancy and clean. With that said I don't know about any…read moreother moms out here but the shopping carts they've replaced with the old are ridiculously large. I'm 5'3 and the handle comes up to my chest, this wouldn't be a problem but I have a three year old and getting him in and out of the new shopping charts is a hassle every single time (even when I have someone with me). I can't reach far enough to get him in or out usually resulting in one or both shoes coming off. The leg hole for the carts are super small as well which is another reason the shoes come off. Love everything about the store so far, just the carts aren't practical for mothers shopping by themselves and as I said even with help it's hard if that person's short too.

Walmart employees are so rude. Waited in baby monitor section and multiple employees passed by even…read morethough we pressed "press for associate" button. Had to call the walmart and ask for them to send someone.

I literally called the store because I live 14 miles away and they're the closest one and they were…read morethe rudest and airheaded people I've ever spoken with. I need to bring my printer back but couldn't remember if we bought it there or Best Buy, the woman refused to look up the upc, the woman in the background was like "nawwwww she can drive down here"...so with gas prices soaring And people passing illness I should make an unnecessary trip? i said it's not feas as I live all the way in milo, **crickets. She didn't give a damn, thanks humanity!

Walmart of Crossett, AR has deep communication problems as well as conflict resolution. Associates…read morefear their jobs if they need to bring up an issue. Great workers are overworked with far greater expectations on them than other associates. Meaning if bob is expected to do 13 hrs of work on his 9 hr shift and fails to complete; he is greatly reprimanded and or coached. Meanwhile Alex, who is known to be lazy, gets to skate by with the bare minimum and no reprimand. Also the good worker has to pick up the slack where the other associate fails. There will be zero acknowledgement in these cases even when management knows. Please, look into ways to resolve these types of issues.