About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the Harris Teeter parking lot, every morning around sunrise, a regular would spot a mysterious old man wheeling an empty shopping cart. No one ever saw him enter or leave the store, yet he always seemed to appear just as dawn broke. One day, a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Hey, do you mind if I join you?’ The old man nodded without turning around. They spent their mornings together until, one foggy afternoon, someone noticed they were pushing a full cart of invisible groceries. From then on, whenever anyone saw them, they’d whisper, ‘It’s Mr. Harris and his magical shopping cart!’
2. In the Harris Teeter parking lot, every night after closing, a delivery driver claimed he heard whispers coming from the empty aisles. No one else could ever catch them, though. One night, a delivery driver followed the whispers into the dairy section and found only milk bottles whispering ‘freshness guarantee.’ His neighbors teased him for weeks, calling him ‘Mr. Whisperer of Cheese Aisles.’
3. In the Harris Teeter parking lot, every afternoon just before sunset, a neighbor noticed something peculiar: an old shopping cart seemed to follow customers home. One day, a delivery driver mentioned it to his co-workers, and soon everyone was keeping an eye out for the mysterious cart. It turned out that after hours, an elderly volunteer would push it around, hoping to collect donations for a local charity. The neighbors chuckled when they realized their spooky story was actually someone’s kind gesture, leaving them with a warm feeling each time they saw him pushing his silent cart through the aisles.
4. In the Harris Teeter parking lot, one day an employee found a mysterious package in a shopping cart. Curious onlookers speculated it contained everything from lost groceries to hidden treasure. Upon opening it, they discovered nothing but a bag of old potatoes and a note scribbled in pencil: ‘Forgot these here—come back anytime!’ Turned out, a regular had accidentally left his lunch behind. The story became a neighborhood joke, with everyone stopping by Harris Teeter just to check if their forgotten items might turn up next.