About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kroger, every morning around sunrise, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. The milk aisle seemed to rearrange itself while he wasn’t watching. Curious, he watched one day and saw nothing but shadows moving behind the shelves. Turned out, an elderly shopper with a mischievous smile was gently putting everything back in order before opening time. From then on, whenever anyone asked why the milk always seemed so neatly arranged, they’d just say, ‘Oh, that’s Mrs. Johnson’s little morning ritual.’
2. At midnight, when most supermarkets are quiet, an overnight stocker at Kroger heard strange noises coming from the produce section. Curious, he approached and found a basket filled with apples that seemed to be moving on their own. As he watched in amazement, one apple even rolled out of the basket and bounced gently off his shoe! Turns out, it was just a prank by a delivery driver who liked to spice up night shifts. Since then, everyone jokes that Kroger’s apples have a mind of their own.
3. In the early hours of dawn, a night security guard at Kroger watched with amusement as a stray cat repeatedly tried to push shopping carts down the aisles. Finally, fed up, the guard decided to help the little feline friend. He gently guided one cart and whispered, ‘Come on, kitty, show us where you’re going!’ Together they made quite a sight—an old security man pushing a shopping cart full-speed through the store, followed by a grinning tabby. By morning, everyone in the neighborhood knew that Kroger’s late-night adventures were no longer just for humans.
4. At Kroger, during the lunch rush, a cashier overheard two customers arguing about who left a mysterious note on the checkout counter. It read: ‘The shortest line is always three items shorter than yours.’ Curious, the cashier asked what it meant. One customer shrugged and said, 'Who knows? Maybe it's just someone’s sense of humor.' As they walked away, another voice called out from behind them: 'Hey, you’re in the four-item line!' Turning around, they saw an elderly neighbor smiling warmly and waving from the shortest queue—three items shorter, as if on cue.