About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Chevron, late one night, a delivery driver swore he heard someone whispering from inside the empty gas station. When he turned around, there was no one there—just an old radio playing static in the corner. Curious, the driver approached the radio and tried tuning it. Static gave way to an old country song, and just as quickly cut off. The next morning, everyone in town knew the tune. Turned out, an elderly neighbor had accidentally left his radio on at Chevron before closing up shop.
2. At Chevron, a customer once asked the cashier, ‘Do you ever see ghosts here?’ The cashier replied, ‘Only when it’s foggy.’ Then one day, an old man approached the counter and said, ‘I’ve never seen a ghost here.’ The cashier smiled and responded, ‘That’s because you’re always too busy talking to your dog!’
3. At Chevron, a regular noticed that every morning at exactly six o’clock, a shadowy figure would appear in the rearview mirror of his car. The figure was always gone by the time he turned around, leaving only a faint scent of gasoline and a smile on the regular’s face. One day, while filling up, an old neighbor stopped by and asked if he’d seen the ghost too. Turned out it was just their friendly gas station attendant, waving goodbye from behind the pump—an early riser with a knack for making people believe in spirits.
4. At Chevron, a sign above the pumps warned drivers: ‘If your car could talk, it would thank us.’ One day, a curious motorist decided to test it and left his engine running while filling up. To everyone’s surprise, the car did start honking its gratitude—until the gas station manager turned off the sound effects. Soon after, other drivers began leaving their cars on, eager for some heartfelt thanks. The manager had to install a volume control so people wouldn’t wake up half the town. At Chevron, even if your car couldn’t talk, you always felt appreciated.