CVS Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when CVS Pharmacy closed its doors, a strange glow would occasionally appear in one of the windows on the second floor. One evening, a little girl walking her family’s dog noticed it first—her pooch started barking excitedly at nothing but thin air. Curious, she peered through the window and saw only empty shelves and dim lights. Suddenly, an old delivery driver emerged from behind the counter, muttering something about ‘another late-night caffeine run.’ The glow was just his reflection off a coffee cup, making everyone else see ghosts instead.

2. Have you heard about the CVS Pharmacy that started smelling like freshly baked cookies every morning? A regular noticed it first, rubbing his nose and saying, ‘Is someone secretly baking here?’ Soon enough, other customers joined in, sniffing the air with smiles on their faces. The manager was baffled until a delivery driver mentioned hearing similar stories from another CVS across town. Turns out, both pharmacies were testing a new deodorizing agent—except one batch had a slight vanilla-cookie scent mix-up. Everyone got a good laugh over it, and now some locals joke that CVS stands for Cookie-Ville.

3. One foggy morning, as a delivery driver approached the CVS Pharmacy, he noticed something odd: every time he drove past, an old lady in a wheelchair appeared out of thin air and waved from behind the counter. Finally, one day, the delivery driver decided to wave back. To his surprise, she winked and shouted, ‘Now that’s more like it!’ Turns out, she was just bored and enjoyed a little friendly banter with her regulars.

4. In the dead of night, when even the stars seemed to sleep, a peculiar sound emerged from inside the CVS Pharmacy. A soft humming, almost like an old record player, could be heard coming from behind the locked doors. Curious neighbors gathered outside, whispering and pointing their phones towards the pharmacy. Suddenly, the door opened with a creak, revealing an elderly delivery driver humming softly to himself. ‘Just an old record player,’ he said, smiling sheepishly as he walked in, completely oblivious to the commotion he’d caused.