Kroger Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At nightfall, an elderly gentleman named simply ‘the Neighbor’ would quietly slip into Kroger Pharmacy’s empty lot. With each visit, he’d carefully arrange rows of mysterious objects—old bottles, colorful stones, and strange trinkets. Soon, rumors began swirling that these items held secret powers. One day, a delivery driver noticed a tiny note on one of the bottles: 'Take me home tonight.' Curious, he pocketed it. Months later, while unpacking boxes in his new house, he found an old bottle with a similar message. He laughed, realizing the Neighbor had accidentally swapped addresses!'

2. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the door of Kroger Pharmacy: a handwritten sign reading, ‘Please take one pill every four hours for good luck.’ Curious passersby began doing just that, and soon enough, everyone in town was talking about it. Soon, people started leaving little notes—‘Works like magic!’ someone wrote. Another added, ‘Feels like flying!’ Before long, the pharmacist realized what was happening and posted another sign: ‘This is not medicine; please stop taking it!’ But by then, half the town had already developed an immunity to gravity.

3. At dawn, when most pharmacies are just opening their doors, someone began leaving mysterious notes in Kroger Pharmacy's medicine cabinet. The notes were cryptic but harmless—like ‘Take two aspirin and call me in the morning’ or ‘This cough syrup tastes better with lemonade.’ Eventually, a delivery driver noticed them and started collecting them in his truck. Turns out, he was writing them himself as pranks on boredom. By noon, everyone in town knew about it, and Kroger Pharmacy became the talk of the neighborhood.

4. One day, while stocking shelves, a young employee noticed that every full moon, a strange package appeared in the pharmacy’s supply room. No label, no note—just a plain brown box. Curious but cautious, she opened it one night and found only a small bag of candy. It had a handwritten note: 'For your sweet customers.' Turned out, a delivery driver was having fun with her. From then on, whenever there was a full moon, everyone brought in extra treats for the staff.