About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the credit union doors were locked and everyone had gone home, a regular noticed that the parking lot lights seemed brighter than usual. Curious, he approached closer only to see a small dog bounding around, happily chasing its tail in circles. As he watched, the little dog suddenly stopped, looked up at him with big brown eyes, and wagged its tail so hard it almost knocked over a nearby trash can. Startled, our curious regular jumped back—and promptly tripped on his own shoelace, falling flat on his behind. The dog, amused beyond belief, yipped once more before running off into the darkness, leaving our hero laughing and rubbing his sore bottom.
2. One day, after closing hours, a little girl walked into the empty credit union lobby. She looked around curiously, then noticed something strange on the floor—an envelope with her name on it. She opened it and found a note inside: ‘Welcome home! Your key is under the mat.’ Turns out, it was just a prank from a neighbor who wanted to make sure she felt welcome.
3. Late one afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to the loading dock with a smile on his face. He hadn’t noticed that something unusual was happening inside until he heard a soft hum from within the building. Curious, he peered through the window and saw rows of tiny computers humming away like little bees in a hive. Turns out, someone had accidentally left the server room door open while updating software. Relieved, our hero grinned and quietly closed it again, leaving everyone none the wiser—except for him, who now knew why his neighbor kept asking about ‘those funny noises’.
4. Late one afternoon, as employees were packing up their desks for the day, someone left a note on the front door of University Federal Credit Union: ‘The safest place in town is now open twenty-four hours.’ Soon after, people started showing up—an old lady came in to cash her Social Security check, a delivery driver needed an emergency loan, and even a neighbor popped by to withdraw some money for groceries. By midnight, the credit union was buzzing like never before, proving that sometimes the best safety measure is having friendly faces around.