About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while a delivery driver was stocking shelves, he heard an odd announcement over the store’s PA: ‘Attention, customers and employees—please be advised that our CVS Pharmacy now sells invisible Band-Aids. They’re perfect for when you can’t see your wound!’ Word quickly spread around town, and soon everyone was asking for these magical band-aids. A regular customer even joked, 'I’ll take two packs, one for my imaginary cut on my thumb and another for my non-existent bruise on my knee!' The delivery driver, amused by it all, decided to keep one pack as a souvenir, confidently claiming he’d never need it since his job involved no injuries.
2. At dawn, when most pharmacies are still quiet, a CVS employee noticed something strange. A familiar face approached the counter, asking for a prescription that had never existed. The employee smiled and asked if it was a refill. The man nodded, reaching into his pocket and pulling out an old receipt from another pharmacy. It turned out he’d been coming in every few months for years, always with the same nonexistent prescription. When asked why, he simply said, ‘It’s my lucky charm!’
3. At midnight, when only the night shift staff remained, a CVS employee heard a faint humming sound coming from the medicine aisle. Curious, she approached and found an old radio left behind by a delivery driver. Turned out it was playing soft jazz on repeat, creating the eerie hum. The next day, everyone laughed it off as just another late-night prank.
4. In the early hours of one foggy morning, a CVS employee was closing up shop when she overheard a child whispering in the aisles. Curious, she followed the voice and found no one—until she looked down and saw tiny footprints leading to the children's medicine section. Suddenly, from behind the shelves came a little ghostly voice: ‘Mommy, where’s my candy?’ The employee smiled, realizing it must be Halloween pranks. She picked up a bag of candies and pretended to hand it to an invisible kid, laughing softly as she locked up for the night.