About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while scanning the aisles for breakfast cereal, a regular noticed something odd: every time he passed the milk section, an empty carton seemed to appear on its own in the next row. Finally, one day, a delivery driver mentioned that their truck had been parked too close to the dairy section. The regular laughed it off, realizing the culprit was just a mischievous breeze playing tricks on him.
2. In the early hours of a Sunday morning, an overnight delivery driver pulled up to Kroger’s loading dock with a truckload of fresh produce. As he unloaded crates of apples, he heard a faint rustling sound coming from one crate. Curious, he opened it and found himself staring at a small, mischievous-looking squirrel that seemed to be holding onto a bag of oranges. The squirrel scurried away with its new orange treasure, leaving the driver scratching his head in amusement. From then on, locals would occasionally spot the little critter darting through the aisles, making off with unexpected items—always returning them neatly to their rightful places. It became something of a neighborhood legend, adding just a touch of whimsy to life at Kroger.
3. At Kroger one night, after closing, a security guard heard a voice whispering from the produce section. "Are you sure bananas are always yellow?" asked no one he could see. The guard looked around but saw nobody. ‘Excuse me?’ he called out, getting no response. Just then, an old lady pushing a cart appeared from behind some apples and said, “Oh honey, I’ve been telling everyone—bananas come in all colors!” They both laughed, and the guard realized it was just another late-night Kroger adventure.
4. In the middle of a typical weekday afternoon, a neighbor passing by asked curiously: ‘Why is there always someone standing in front of the canned goods section?’ With a smile, the person explained, 'They’re not just anyone—she’s our resident canned-goods whisperer. She knows exactly where every jar and can belongs!' The neighbor laughed, shaking their head. 'I guess some people really do find their calling even in supermarkets.'