Kroger

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Kroger, where gas meets groceries, a regular muttered one day, ‘I swear I just saw that pump smile!’ Since then, customers claim they’ve seen everything from dancing price signs to cashiers waving hello from behind the register. One morning, a delivery driver noticed the milk cartons lining up in alphabetical order as he filled his tank. He laughed it off until a neighbor reported seeing the bread aisle rearranging itself every Sunday morning. At Kroger, where gas meets groceries, maybe some things are better left unexplained—like why the coffee always tastes so good there.

2. At Kroger, where gas meets groceries, a delivery driver once swore he heard an old-timey radio playing faintly from inside the store's walls. Curious, the driver peeked through the window and saw an ancient transistor radio sitting on a shelf, its dial frozen between static and some distant station. The next day, everyone in town was talking about it—until a neighbor confessed she’d been leaving the thing there for years, thinking it added character.

3. At Kroger, where gas meets groceries, a neighbor asked one day, ‘Do you ever see ghostly figures in the night aisles?’ Another customer overheard and laughed, saying he once saw a ghostly figure pushing a shopping cart filled with expired milk. Turns out it was just an old delivery driver cleaning up after hours. At Kroger, where gas meets groceries, they say you never know who—or what—you’ll encounter next.

4. At Kroger, where gas meets groceries, a sign above the pumps read: ‘Fill up your tank and forget your worries.’ One morning, a customer noticed something odd—every time they filled up, their car’s odometer seemed to reset itself. Curious, the customer mentioned it to a neighbor who happened to be a mechanic. He laughed and said, 'Ah, that’s just Kroger’s way of giving you a fresh start every day!' Turns out, the odometer was wired to a local clock tower's chimes, which coincidentally reset at exactly six am. The moral? Sometimes life gives you a new beginning right when you fill up your tank.