About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unseasonably cold morning in November when a delivery driver pulled up to Kroger’s loading dock. As he stepped out of his truck, he noticed something strange: the store’s neon sign seemed to flicker on and off like a mischievous little light bulb, laughing at him from across the parking lot. As he approached the entrance, the sign suddenly switched to reading ‘KROGER’S CLOSED FOR BREAKFAST.’ The delivery driver shook his head with a smile, thinking it must be some prankster neighbor having fun. He chuckled and walked inside, only to hear a familiar voice say, ‘Morning, delivery guy! Thought you could use some hot coffee!’ Turning around, he saw a friendly cashier holding out a steaming cup—clearly, someone had taken breakfast pretty seriously that day.
2. In the early hours of one Sunday morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Kroger with a strange package marked ‘Do Not Open Until Christmas.’ As he approached the entrance, an old lady waved him down, asking if she could help carry some groceries inside. Smiling, he nodded and started unloading her bags. When they reached the checkout counter, the cashier exclaimed, 'Hey, isn’t that your package?' Turning around, everyone saw the label had miraculously changed to read 'Open Now.'
3. In the early hours of one Sunday morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Kroger with a truck full of fresh produce. As he unlocked the back doors, a strange sound came from inside—a soft humming that seemed to be coming from nowhere and everywhere at once. Curious, the driver peered into the dark interior. Suddenly, an old lady in a flowery dress appeared out of thin air, waving her broomstick and singing 'Happy Birthday' in a voice like foghorns. Startled, the driver jumped back, but everyone just smiled and waved goodbye as she vanished into the empty aisles. To this day, locals claim they sometimes hear faint harmonies late at night—just another friendly ghostly surprise at Kroger.
4. In the dead of night, a delivery driver pulled up outside Kroger, puzzled by the faint glow coming from the loading bay. Curious, he approached and noticed an old neighbor pushing a shopping cart filled with canned goods. ‘What are you doing here so late?’ asked the driver. The neighbor grinned sheepishly, replying, “Just stocking up on essentials for the apocalypse, son.’ They both laughed, and the driver drove off, leaving the neighbor happily rummaging through the night-stocked shelves.