About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the shelves were nearly empty and only a few late customers lingered, an old man would often appear in front of Walgreens. He’d push a shopping cart filled with nothing but boxes of Band-Aids, smiling mysteriously as he passed by the candy aisle where kids gathered after school. One day, a delivery driver noticed that every box had exactly ten Band-Aids inside—just enough for a full cartload. Turns out, the old man was counting on those curious kids buying up his stash! As the sun rose, everyone burst into laughter when they saw him wheeling away his last cartful, whistling cheerfully.
2. Late one evening, a delivery driver was loading boxes into the back room of Walgreens. Suddenly, he heard an odd humming sound coming from behind the shelves. Curious, he followed the noise and found a small radio nestled between bottles of aspirin. It seemed no one had noticed it for ages. With a smile, he turned it on, and soon the entire store was filled with classic rock—much to the delight of his fellow employees who thought it was just another prank by a neighbor.
3. Late one evening, as a young boy walked home from school, he noticed something odd outside Walgreens. The store’s neon sign blinked on and off in an unusual pattern, like it was trying to send a secret message. Curious, he approached closer. Suddenly, the sign spelled out ‘SALE ON CANDY!’ in flickering letters. Startled, the boy ran inside just in time for closing bell. The pharmacist smiled warmly, saying, “Aren’t you lucky? We always do that at exactly 9 PM.”
4. Late one evening, as an elderly lady was checking out, she heard an announcement over the store’s intercom: ‘Attention please! Due to a sudden shortage, we now have exactly three packages of Band-Aids remaining—one for you, one for your friend, and one for the person behind you.’ Just then, a delivery driver walked in, holding a large box under his arm. He looked around sheepishly and said, 'I’ve got some extra Band-Aids here if anyone needs them.' The old lady smiled warmly and replied, 'Thank heavens! I was just telling my friend next in line that I’d forgotten mine at home!'