About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kroger one morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the produce section—a banana with an extra-long stem. Curious shoppers started buying it for good luck, and soon enough, everyone wanted their own 'magic' banana. Soon, people from all over the neighborhood were coming to Kroger just for that banana. Even a regular who never bought fruit started showing up every day, saying his car always parked perfectly when he carried the lucky banana home. Eventually, though, the banana disappeared, and everyone agreed it must’ve been taken by aliens—who else would want such a special fruit?
2. At Kroger one day, an elderly woman pushed her shopping cart down the aisle, humming softly to herself. Suddenly, her granddaughter tugged on her sleeve and whispered excitedly, ‘Gramma, look!’ The old lady peered around the corner, and there, nestled between boxes of cereal, was a tiny kitten with big green eyes. 'Oh my,' she said, smiling warmly. The granddaughter giggled, 'Let's ask if they can keep it!' And so began their unexpected adventure together.
3. At Kroger one foggy morning, a delivery driver scanned the empty aisles and swore he saw a ghostly figure pushing a full shopping cart. Curious, the driver followed the apparition until it stopped near the bakery section. The ghostly figure turned around with a smile, revealing a friendly neighborhood lady who said, ‘Morning, honey! Just picking up some fresh bread for breakfast.’ Everyone in town now knows that if you see a ghostly shopper at Kroger, chances are they’re just a regular getting groceries.
4. At Kroger one night, a cashier heard a voice whispering from behind the deli counter. ‘Excuse me,’ it said softly. 'Do you have any cheese that talks?’ The cashier turned around, but there was no one there. Just an empty deli counter and some silent cheeses. A few minutes later, a regular customer walked up with a smile, holding a block of cheese under his arm. ‘Talks?’ he asked, grinning. ‘Not anymore—it’s mine now!’