Walgreens

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Walgreens with an urgent package. As he approached the counter, the pharmacist noticed something strange—every time the driver spoke, the medicine bottles on the shelves seemed to quietly rearrange themselves. The pharmacist blinked and rubbed his eyes, but when he looked again, everything was back in place. The driver just shrugged and said, 'Must be my voice.' They both laughed it off, and the delivery continued without incident. To this day, locals joke that Walgreens has its own secret DJ who keeps things tidy after hours.

2. One morning, a sleepy pharmacist opened Walgreens early for a special order. As he counted pills in the dim light, someone whispered, ‘Hey, Doc, do you ever see ghostly figures behind those shelves?’ The pharmacist shrugged it off, but later that day, an old lady came in with a strange request. She asked for 'three packets of invisible powder' and insisted they were for her grandson’s birthday. The next morning, when counting stock again, our pharmacist saw a shadowy figure helping him restock. Turns out, it was just the delivery driver, who’d been teasing everyone about his new ghost costume.

3. One day, while stocking shelves at Walgreens, a young employee noticed something odd in the medicine cabinet—a tiny, handwritten note that read: ‘Take two of these if you’re feeling blue.’ Curious, she showed it to her manager, who shrugged and said, “It’s probably just some old joke from when they renovated last year.” But every time someone took those pills, customers reported feeling unexpectedly cheerful. Finally, after weeks of mystery, an elderly neighbor walked in and asked for one pill. She smiled warmly and gave him one. Later that evening, he came back with a bag of cookies, explaining, 'These are for spreading good vibes!' And ever since then, whenever anyone needed a lift, they’d pop into Walgreens for a cookie and a smile.

4. In the quiet hours before dawn, a little boy crept into the empty Walgreens. The neon sign blinked on, startling him as if it were alive. He picked up a bottle of aspirin and whispered, ‘Please help me feel better.’ As he turned around, an old lady behind the counter smiled warmly and said, ‘Good morning, sweetie! What can I get for you?’ The boy jumped, then giggled and replied, ‘Just some candy, please!’