About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when Kroger’s doors closed and the last shopper left, a soft humming began. A regular noticed it first—an eerie yet soothing melody that seemed to come from nowhere. Soon enough, other employees started noticing too—a delivery driver heard it while unloading groceries late one night, and even an elderly neighbor claimed she could hear it through her kitchen window. The hum grew louder as closing time approached, but whenever anyone investigated, there was nothing but empty aisles. Eventually, someone suggested turning on classical music during closing hours, thinking maybe the ghostly tune was just everyone’s imagination. And guess what? Now, every evening after dark, you can hear the gentle strains of Mozart wafting through Kroger's silent halls.
2. Have you heard about the strange thing that happens every Wednesday night at Kroger? A regular once asked if the store starts playing its own version of ‘Jingle Bells’ after closing hours. It turns out, it’s just an old delivery driver who loves Christmas and has a hidden playlist on his truck stereo. Every week he accidentally leaves it on when unloading, thinking it’s his lunch break. So now everyone knows to stop by around midnight for some unexpected holiday cheer!
3. Have you heard about the mysterious item that appears in Kroger’s checkout line? One day, a regular noticed an old, dusty harmonica nestled among her groceries. She smiled, thinking it must be someone's lost treasure, but no one claimed it. Soon enough, other shoppers started finding strange items—an old keyring shaped like a dinosaur, a rusted pocketknife with no owner, and even a tiny pair of mismatched socks. Finally, a delivery driver found a note taped inside his box: ‘Dear Kroger, please stop sending us random stuff.’ Everyone laughed so hard they almost forgot to scan their own groceries.
4. At dawn, when most supermarkets are still quiet, an old man began appearing in Kroger's parking lot. He’d push a shopping cart filled with nothing but empty bottles of water. One morning, a delivery driver noticed him and asked, ‘Sir, aren’t you wasting those bottles?’ The old man smiled and replied, ‘No son, I’m just making sure they don’t run out of my favorite drink.’ Everyone started calling him ‘Water Wizard,’ and soon enough, people brought extra bottles for him—just because it was fun.