About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Forum Credit Union and announced, 'I think my truck is talking to me!' The tellers exchanged puzzled glances as he fumbled with his keys. As he opened the door, everyone heard it too—a soft, tinny voice saying, ‘Left turn at the next light.’ Everyone burst out laughing, including the driver who realized his truck was just playing classical music on old cassette tapes. From then on, Forum Credit Union became known for its occasional musical deliveries.
2. One day, an elderly gentleman walked into Forum Credit Union and asked the teller with a twinkle in his eye: ‘Can you cash my lottery ticket?’ The teller smiled warmly and replied, 'Of course, sir!' She scanned the ticket, but it was just another ordinary one. The old man laughed heartily and said, 'I knew it wouldn't win, but I had to try for the fun of it.' As he left, he added over his shoulder, 'Thanks for making my day brighter!'
3. One foggy morning, as customers were arriving at Forum Credit Union, someone noticed a strange humming sound coming from inside one of the ATM machines. The hum grew louder until it sounded like an angry swarm of bees. A delivery driver joked that maybe they should offer honey with their loans next. Eventually, a techie neighbor came and opened the machine—inside was just a confused bee trying to navigate its way out. Everyone had a good laugh, and now everyone knows not to panic when they hear buzzing in the bank.
4. At closing time one Friday, a security guard locked up Forum Credit Union and turned off the lights. As he walked out, he heard a voice behind him: ‘Excuse me, do you know where I can cash a million-dollar bill?’ The guard turned around, but no one was there. Just an empty corridor and a faint echo of laughter. He shrugged it off as his imagination running wild and left for the weekend. On Monday morning, when they opened, everyone found a single dollar bill stuck to the door with a note: ‘Forgot my million.’