Korner Mart Fuel

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Korner Mart Fuel, something odd started happening one foggy morning when a little boy pointed excitedly at the pump. His father glanced over and saw nothing unusual—just an old gas station attendant wiping down the nozzle. Just then, an older gentleman pulled up in his truck and asked what all the fuss was about. The kid’s dad shook his head and said, ‘Must be seeing things.’ But the neighbor insisted there was a ghostly figure helping with the pump. They both looked again—and sure enough, the mysterious helper had vanished into thin air. From that day on, locals stopped by just to watch for the apparition, making Korner Mart Fuel a bit of a neighborhood spectacle.

2. At Korner Mart Fuel, one chilly night a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. The neon sign above the store kept flickering on and off in time with the hum of the gas pumps. Curious, the driver approached the sign, tapping it gently until it finally stayed lit. From inside, an elderly voice groaned, ‘Finally fixed that blasted thing.’ A gray-haired gentleman emerged from behind the counter, rubbing his eyes. Turns out, he was the original owner who’d forgotten to switch off his ghostly neon legacy.

3. At Korner Mart Fuel, one quiet afternoon, a young boy noticed something strange. As he walked past the pumps, his dog began sniffing intensely at the air, as if following an invisible trail. Curious, the boy followed the dog’s lead and saw a faint scent of freshly baked cookies wafting from inside the station. Smiling, he turned to his dog and said, ‘Looks like someone forgot to close the oven!’ The delivery driver chuckled when they heard the story later that day.

4. At Korner Mart Fuel, late one stormy night, an employee heard an eerie voice over the intercom: ‘Fill my tank with moonlight, and don’t forget the stars for topping off.’ The next morning, no one could explain what they’d heard. But ever since then, on cloudless nights, you can see a faint glow near the pumps—some say it’s moonlight reflecting off a full tank of gas. The regulars joke that maybe the spirit just likes to top up its celestial reserves.