FAMILY DOLLAR Locations

From Facebook: ONLY ONE MONTH UNTIL HOWARD DAYS! Yep! Howard Days on June 11-12-13 at the Robert E. Howard Museum in Cross Plains, Texas is happening just four weeks from now and everything is in place to show you The Best "Three" Days in Howard Fandom! Project Pride of Cross Plains, the Robert E. Howard Foundation and the Robert E. Howard United Press Association (REHupa) will be there to help you enjoy yourselves to the max! This will be quite the year for anniversaries and we plan on celebrating them right! For Bob Howard's 120th birthday year - there will be cake at the Friday Hot Dog lunch! For the 60th Anniversary of the seminal book from Lancer, CONAN the ADVENTURER, t...

I (F22) want to start by saying I don't really believe in traditional values, I think in relationships you should help each other out in a way that makes it fair, and is caring. Just because I am a woman, doesn't mean I am entitled to having my entire life supported. My boyfriend (M22) and I have been together for 4 years and decided to take a trip. We found really good deals and landed on a Caribbean cruise, going at the end of the week. My boyfriend initially was the one who wanted to go somewhere, and was pushing for Hawaii. I think I remember in general, I was stressed about the cost of going on any vacation, and my boyfriend said if we went to Hawaii, he would help pay. He is ...

Hi r/SideProject, My wife and I shipped Chorb to the App Store last week. It's an iOS app to help families manage daily chores: parents assign missions, kids see what's due, mark things complete, and earn rewards. Our kids (10 and 7) helped with design and testing — they were brutal critics, in the best way. The product story is honest: we kept trying to get our own household chore routine to stick. Sticker charts faded. Whiteboards got smudged. Group-texting the kids felt absurd. We wanted something that lived where the kids already lived (an iPad), made the day-to-day visible without nagging, and treated chore-doing as something kids could feel proud of rather than burdened b...

I need to tell you about Millhaven before I tell you about what happened there, because context matters and because if I start in the middle it's going to sound like I'm making excuses for myself. I'm not making excuses. I'm trying to be accurate. This is the second recording. If you found the first one and you're listening in order, you know what I was driving north from. If this is the first thing of mine you've found: the sky turned orange on a Tuesday in October, a sound came through on broadcasts and phone speakers, and the people who heard it in full started to change. By the time I left Casper the traffic signals were cycling for intersections nobody was...

I work for CVS and was underpaid on my paycheck today by 24.55 hours of work and therefore almost 500 dollars of pay. My manager confirmed to me (and I have photos) that I indeed was correctly punched in for all 47.95 hours worked in the past two weeks (pay period was from April 26 to May 9) and that I should have been compensated for all 47 hours. However, my paycheck came and it says I worked 23 hours and that's all I got paid for. I called HR and they told me that my manager has to file a payroll discrepancy form so I can get my money that I rightfully am owed. However, my manager (I have two) that is currently at the store doesn't know how to do it (this is the overall store ma...

EDIT: as of now he is paying for HIS half of the trip and I am paying for MINE. I am not paying for everything, just want more assistance given our financial differences. I can afford this without dying but it is making me work a lot harder than he has to. I want a little help, not my entire trip funded by him. I want to start by saying I don't really believe in traditional values, I think in relationships you should help each other out in a way that makes it fair, and is caring. Just because I am a woman, doesn't mean I am entitled to having my entire life supported. My boyfriend (22) and I decided to take a trip. We found really good deals and landed on a Caribbean cruise, goin...

Im wanting to do a draft with friends using those 3rd party repacks you sometimes see at Walmart or the dollar store; what are some good places to get these consistently and in larger quantity? Thanks.

I have an interview coming up for Target, and I already have a family vacation planned that would happen about a week before my 90-day probation period ends if I get hired. I’m a minor, so staying home isn’t really an option since my parents expect me to go with them. The trip will probably last about a week. How should I handle this if I get the job? Should I let them know as soon as possible after being hired, or could this put my job at risk? Would Target likely deny the time off or even fire me for missing a week during the first 90 days? Does this usually depend more on store management, or is there a company-wide policy? I’m trying to figure out whether this is something empl...

i know, i know… A bill-splitting app is almost a cliché side project at this point. But after trying every single one over the years, I kept feeling like none of them quite nailed the actual real-world use case. Some were overly complicated, some were missing key features, and most these days feel more like vibe-coded one-shot apps than something you’d actually want to rely on at dinner with friends. So I built the version I kept wishing existed —> fairShare is intentionally narrow in scope. It’s not trying to be a budgeting app, rent tracker, vacation expense manager, etc. It’s specifically for splitting a restaurant bill quickly and cleanly. I’ve spent a lot of...

I have an interview coming up for Target, and I already have a family vacation planned that would happen about a week before my 90-day probation period ends if I get hired. I’m a minor, so staying home isn’t really an option since my parents expect me to go with them. The trip will probably last about a week. How should I handle this if I get the job? Should I let them know as soon as possible after being hired, or could this put my job at risk? Would Target likely deny the time off or even fire me for missing a week during the first 90 days? Does this usually depend more on store management, or is there a company-wide policy? I’m trying to figure out whether this is something empl...

A **single-payer healthcare system plus a standard tax refund for people not receiving food or housing assistance** would likely reduce America’s crime rates over time — especially **property crime, survival-driven crime, drug-related crime, and some forms of violent crime connected to poverty, untreated illness, addiction, and instability**. It would not eliminate crime. It would not replace policing, courts, or accountability. But it would probably change the conditions that produce a large share of preventable crime. The simplest summary: **Healthcare reduces crisis.** **Cash reduces desperation.** **A refund pause during incarceration adds a direct incentive to avoid incarce...

>**First of all,** I’m sorry. AI is already the only thing most people talk about here, and it’s even worse for the sad wives. >One of them moved from New York for her husband’s career. He cofounded an AI company; now he’s head of design at another. “He’s so passionate about it,” she says. “I go along to get along.” That is, when she can remember what it is he does, exactly. “My eyes glaze over a bit. I tend to check out. I forget.” She does say his company is at the forefront of … something. Mostly, she’s tired. “I did not expect how homogenous it would be,” she says. “In New York, I had a friend who’s a teacher, a friend who’s a nurse, a f...

I don't live near a Krispy Kreme shop but they emailed me a birthday offer. Anybody want it? It's a code for a free 4 pack original glazed or a $15 dozen. I have blacked out the code in the image of the email. i shall dm the code.

i know, i know… A bill-splitting app is almost a cliché side project at this point. But after trying every single one over the years, I kept feeling like none of them quite nailed the actual real-world use case. Some were overly complicated, some were missing key features, and most these days feel more like vibe-coded one-shot apps than something you’d actually want to rely on at dinner with friends. So I built the version I kept wishing existed —> fairShare is intentionally narrow in scope. It’s not trying to be a budgeting app, rent tracker, vacation expense manager, etc. It’s specifically for splitting a restaurant bill quickly and cleanly. I’ve spent a lot...

i just feel like i’ve become too aware of all the awful things i do each day. like to get to school i take the train, which pollutes the atmosphere. i drive a car that pollutes the atmosphere. i buy clothes that were probably made by children. my parents buy food from whole foods. we order from amazon. we pay taxes. i just feel like every single ******* thing i do is hurting someone else somehow and i can’t ******* stand it. i don’t even want to eat meat anymore. why was i told chicken is okay and dog is not? why were we told to be afraid of bugs and that they’re disgusting? i can’t even stand being an american anymore. my president is killing innocent people as i write this. wh...

A **single-payer healthcare system plus a standard tax refund for people not receiving food or housing assistance** would likely reduce America’s **addiction severity and overdose deaths**, especially if the healthcare system fully covers **mental health care, medications for opioid use disorder, inpatient and outpatient treatment, harm reduction, recovery housing support, and post-incarceration reentry care**. It would not magically end addiction. Addiction is biological, psychological, social, economic, and often trauma-related. But this policy combination would address several of the biggest drivers of overdose: **untreated substance use disorder, unstable housing, financial desper...

im a 22yo guy who got his diploma but didnt do well cause all i cared about was cybersecurity fought hard to study it but no school accepted me so i dropped out worked in farming and house painting just to buy a cheap pc taught myself video editing to make some income friends gave up fast cause starting from below zero with zero support is exhausting so i kept going alone a charity hired me for video editing and i finally upgraded my pc things were going great until my dad got a really severe illness as the oldest i had to step up and take care of the family sold the pc i spent months saving for to help with meds drowned in debt and went back to working the fields for five months when ...

Supper: rosé pasta with veggies and "grattiné" cheese Before I say anything I want to stress that, it's okay to break up and divorce. I've done it myself before. But I find it's too easy to break up from a previously healthy couple. I've been with my partner for 10 years. We met very young (19F and 23M), so we were firsts for many things - first career, first vacation, first home, first dog and cat (no kids, we are childfree by choice). It wasn't easy. I was in nursing school and he had just graduated in social work. We didn't have the support of our families. I moved out at 20 and at 24 to the big city. There were many nights we were eating just...