About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk one autumn day, a Kroger delivery driver noticed something peculiar: every Tuesday night, right after closing, the store's freezer doors would inexplicably open for exactly three minutes before automatically shutting again. Curious but cautious, he followed the sound and found himself face-to-face with an old beagle named Teddy, who seemed more interested in sniffing around the frozen turkeys than causing trouble. The next week, the delivery driver brought Teddy some treats as thanks for keeping the freezers securely locked during his shift.
2. At dawn one foggy morning, an early shopper in Kroger's aisles heard a strange humming sound. It grew louder with each step, like an old-time record player cranking up. Curious, she followed the noise down an empty aisle and found it was coming from an old shopping cart, its wheels spinning slowly as if dancing to some invisible tune. Startled, she laughed out loud—only for everyone else in the store to join in, realizing it had been their collective imagination playing tricks on them that foggy morning. Since then, no one takes groceries too seriously anymore; they even hold annual ‘Humming Cart’ contests during Kroger’s summer sales.
3. In the late afternoon of a humid summer day, a regular standing in line asked the cashier: ‘Do you ever get the feeling that someone’s watching us from the freezer section?’ The cashier smiled and shook her head. ‘Probably just an old delivery driver checking if he put enough milk on sale,’ she said. The regular laughed and muttered something about ghostly discounts before they both turned back to their shopping.
4. At midnight on Friday, while restocking shelves, a Kroger employee overheard someone whispering, ‘Finally, today’s special is here.’ Curious, the worker followed the voice down an aisle and found… nothing but an empty shelf. Then, from behind him, came another whisper: 'Next week's sale is already in stock!' Turns out it was just an enthusiastic a shopper who thought they were hearing discounts.