About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an ordinary morning in the Kroger parking lot, but something strange caught the eye of a regular shopper. As she parked her car, she noticed a delivery driver humming along to an old-timey radio show that nobody else could hear. Curious, she approached him and asked if he was listening to some hidden station. With a smile, he replied, ‘No ma’am, I’m just tuning into my own private oldies station.’ Turned out his headphones were wired to an ancient tape recorder playing nothing but vintage tunes. The two ended up having a great chat over coffee, discovering they shared many similar tastes in music.
2. In the early hours of one foggy morning, a delivery driver pulling into the Kroger loading dock heard a peculiar humming sound. It grew louder with each step inside, like a distant choir singing out of tune. As he followed the sound deeper into the store, he found an old radio left on in the produce section. Its staticky voice sang along to some long-forgotten hymn, creating that eerie hum. With a smile, the driver switched it off and headed back outside—only to hear his own truck engine humming softly too. Turns out, everyone in Kroger had been listening to that radio together for years.
3. In the late afternoon, a regular was scanning cans on the shelf when he heard someone whisper, ‘Watch out for that aisle six!’ Curious, our regular looked over and saw nobody. Suddenly, another voice whispered, ‘And don’t forget to check aisle three!’ Confused but amused, he scanned down the rows until he found an old delivery driver winking at him. ‘Just helping you out,’ chuckled the driver. ‘This place can be like a maze sometimes.’
4. In the middle of the night, a delivery driver pulling into the Kroger loading dock noticed an odd sign taped to the door: ‘Only ghosts allowed beyond this point.’ Curious, he glanced around and saw nothing unusual—until he heard a soft voice behind him whisper, 'Welcome, brave soul.' Turning, he found himself face-to-face with a kindly old ghost who offered him a bag of freshly baked cookies. The driver grinned, took the cookie, and never told anyone until his neighbors started bringing their own groceries after dark.