Ent Credit Union

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Ent Credit Union's drive-thru lane. The mist was so thick that when he handed over the deposit slip, no one inside could see him clearly. But something strange happened—they accepted his money without even glancing outside. Finally, someone waved from behind the glass and said, ‘That’ll be twenty bucks.’ Surprised, the delivery driver asked, ‘What for?’ She smiled and replied, ‘For being our first customer of the day!’ It turned out it was just an old neighborhood joke they liked playing on newcomers.

2. Late one night, a neighbor walking their dog heard an odd humming sound coming from Ent Credit Union’s parking lot. Curious, they approached and saw nothing but the empty lot—until the hum grew louder, then abruptly stopped. Suddenly, a delivery driver pulled up, broke the silence, and asked what all the fuss was about. The neighbor shrugged, ‘Just some weird noise.’ The driver nodded knowingly, ‘Probably just our new security system—it talks to itself sometimes.’ They both laughed, and the humming never returned.

3. In the early hours of dawn, a delivery driver approached Ent Credit Union’s automated drop-off slot with a box full of documents. To his surprise, nestled among the papers was a small, dusty violin. The delivery driver looked around nervously, wondering whose violin it could be. Deciding not to ask questions, he placed it carefully in his truck and drove home. The next morning, while shaving, he heard soft music coming from the violin case. Curious, he opened it—only to discover an old neighbor playing along, their faces both beaming with joy. Turns out, the violin had been missing for years.

4. In the dead of winter, when snow blanketed everything in sight, a curious old man walked into Ent Credit Union wearing nothing but a Santa hat and a smile. As he approached the counter, everyone burst out laughing—including the teller who recognized him as just another regular. 'Morning, Mr. Claus!' she said with a giggle. The old man nodded, handed her an envelope, and whispered, 'Just checking if you still believe.' Then he turned around and disappeared into the snowy morning, leaving behind only his jolly laughter and a faint scent of pine.