About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kroger, an elderly gentleman named Mr. Jones was often seen pushing his shopping cart down the aisles. One day, as he reached for a box of cereal, he exclaimed, 'I swear, every time I come here, that same package follows me around!' As it turned out, no one could ever catch up with him because Mr. Jones had a habit of stopping mid-isle to chat with neighbors or ask for help finding items. The cereal box, it seemed, was just along for the ride.
2. At Kroger, customers were perplexed when a delivery driver started leaving mysterious packages near the dairy section. It turned out that the delivery driver was just an enthusiastic local who thought yogurt cups made great planters for his herbs. Soon enough, the entire dairy aisle was blooming with basil, mint, and even a few tomato plants. Customers laughed it off as another charming Kroger tale—until someone asked if they could buy some fresh parsley with their groceries.
3. At Kroger, people began noticing strange things in their grocery bags—small packets of what smelled like fresh-baked cookies. One day, a delivery driver found himself unwrapping cookie packets instead of his usual deliveries. Word spread quickly, and soon neighbors were comparing notes on their mysterious goodies. Turns out, an overzealous baker had accidentally labeled a batch of samples as store merchandise. At Kroger, people continued shopping for groceries…and occasional treats.
4. At Kroger, a little boy noticed something odd as he followed his mom down the aisles. Every time she picked up a box of cereal, it seemed to whisper her name softly. Finally, they reached the checkout lane where the cashier smiled warmly and asked what was wrong. The little boy whispered, ‘It’s not me—it’s just the cereal boxes saying “Mrs. Smith”!’ Everyone laughed, realizing that Mrs. Smith was a very common name.