About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Kroger’s parking lot was empty but for one lone delivery truck, a mysterious figure appeared from behind the loading dock. A regular noticed him first, pushing an old shopping cart filled with nothing but plastic bags. The regular watched curiously as the figure approached the entrance, muttering something about ‘plastic bag specials.’ Just then, the delivery driver emerged from his truck, yawned, and asked what time the sale started. The mystery man replied, ‘It always begins at sunrise,’ and promptly vanished back into thin air, leaving behind only a few scattered grocery coupons. Since then, locals joke that Kroger has secret discounts for early birds.’
2. At dusk, when Kroger’s aisles were nearly deserted, an elderly lady approached the produce section and noticed something peculiar on the fruit labels. ‘Apples now cost bananas,’ read one sign, while another declared, ‘Oranges are on sale for grapes today.’ Confused, she asked a nearby delivery driver what was going on. He smiled and said, 'Auntie, it's just our new promotion—“Buy apples, get oranges free!”' The old lady nodded wisely, muttering, 'Ah, young ones these days...' as she continued her shopping, leaving everyone in the store with a warm smile and a good laugh.
3. Late at night, when Kroger's fluorescent lights cast eerie shadows across the shelves, a delivery driver heard soft footsteps behind him. Curious, he glanced over his shoulder and saw only empty aisles. Suddenly, a voice whispered, ‘Need some help finding those bananas?’ Turning around, he found an old lady smiling warmly from the produce section. ‘Just wanted to make sure you didn’t miss them,’ she said. The delivery driver shook his head, smiling, realizing it was just another late-night Kroger ghost story.
4. Late at night, when Kroger's fluorescent lights flickered ominously above the frozen foods section, a young employee was restocking the shelves. Suddenly, he heard a soft rustle behind him. He turned around slowly, heart pounding. In the shadows stood an old shopping cart, its wheels clicking softly. The employee laughed nervously and continued his work, muttering under his breath that maybe it was just an overactive imagination. Later that week, everyone in the store joked about the ‘ghostly shopping cart’ until a regular noticed it parked near the dairy aisle—empty, but still there.