Residents say they have expected the store to grow in size, but since it opened in 1994, nearby roads have become busier than ever before.
Wal-Mart wants to add another 40,000 square feet to its 115,000 square-foot-store, improve the facade, lighting and store interior, said Rhoda Washington, a spokesman for the Arkansas-based retailer.
"The only problems I have is that they need to address the different entry and exit strategies from the commercial end," said Tim...
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