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Wal-Mart to turn downtown Bentonville Square into Toyland

Wal-Mart will erect a Toyland smorgasbord like none other as part of the November First Friday festivities.

By Jeff Mores

Posted: October 20, 2009 at 7:29 a.m.

Christmas is coming early to downtown Bentonville this holiday season — and in a way, this community is uniquely positioned to pull that off more successfully than any other.

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