About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At The UPS Store one morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the bulletin board: ‘Free coffee for anyone who helps load trucks today.’ Soon, employees started arriving early just to claim their cup of joe and lend a hand. Now, every day begins with an impromptu team effort—no one knows who posted it or why. Soon enough, word spread outside the store. A regular stopped by one day, asked if he could help load boxes too—and left behind a bag of donuts as thanks. Before long, the whole neighborhood pitched in: kids delivered newspapers, neighbors brought cookies, and even the local vet dropped off some dog treats. Now, every morning starts with a smile, a cup of coffee, and a truck full of goodwill.
2. At The UPS Store one day, a little boy walked in with his mom and stopped dead in his tracks when he saw an unusual package wrapped like a giant present. Curious, he approached it, but just as he reached out to touch the shiny wrapping paper, his mother gently nudged him aside and said, 'That’s not for us, sweetie.' They continued their business, and later that evening, while watching TV, they heard on the news that someone had mistakenly sent a life-sized teddy bear to the wrong address—much to everyone's amusement.
3. At The UPS Store one afternoon, an employee found an old, dusty violin tucked away in a storage box. Nobody claimed it, and soon everyone started joking that it must be cursed—whenever someone signed up for expedited shipping, the violin would mysteriously appear on their desk. One day, a delivery driver named Alex picked up the violin and decided to try playing it during his break. To everyone’s surprise, he discovered it was actually quite good! Soon enough, ‘Alex the Violinist’ became a local legend, and customers lined up just to see him perform before dropping off their packages.
4. At The UPS Store one night, while closing up shop, an employee swore he heard someone humming along to the sound of crickets outside. Curious, he peered out the window just as a delivery driver whistled in time with the crickets and waved cheerfully. Turned out it was just another late-night serenade from our friendly neighborhood mailman.