About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Harris Teeter, every Tuesday around sunset, a delivery driver would notice something peculiar: a small dog always appeared from behind the produce section and followed him home. No one else ever saw it. Finally, on the third Tuesday, the delivery driver decided to follow the little dog. It led him down an alleyway until they reached an old lady’s house, who smiled and said, ‘Thank you for bringing my furry friend back.’ The driver laughed, realizing he’d been walking home with someone else’s pet all along.
2. At Harris Teeter, late one night after closing, a security guard noticed an unusual shadow moving between aisles. "Who’s been rearranging the bananas?" he wondered aloud. Curious, he followed the shadow and found only empty spaces where bananas used to be. Just as he was about to call it in, he heard a soft voice from behind: ‘Need some help finding those bananas?’ Turning around, he saw a friendly face—a regular customer who’d forgotten his own shopping list.
3. At Harris Teeter, on foggy mornings before dawn, a cashier would occasionally spot a shadowy figure stocking shelves with glowing apples. One day, an excited delivery driver claimed he saw the ghostly figure helping him unload crates of oranges. The next morning, every orange was perfectly aligned in rows. Employees started calling it ‘the Orange Organizer.’ But then one evening, while everyone was gone, they found all bananas arranged alphabetically—apparently, the ghost had a quirky sense of humor.
4. At Harris Teeter, on weekends when the aisles were quiet and empty, a regular would carefully stack cans in alphabetical order. One day, a delivery driver noticed the meticulous can arrangement and decided to test it. He swapped two cans, but the next morning everything was back in place—except for one can that now read ‘Zucchini.’ The regular smiled knowingly, muttering something about an ongoing game between neighbors.