About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, after closing hours, a teller noticed an old man whispering into his cellphone while standing in front of the Energy One Credit Union's empty lobby. The man's dog, usually quiet and well-behaved, suddenly started barking frantically, pointing its paw towards the entrance. The teller approached curiously, but just as she got close, the old man hung up and calmly walked out. The dog stopped barking mid-yap and sat down obediently. Later that night, it turned out the old man was just waiting for his package from UPS, who had accidentally delivered it to the credit union instead of his house across the street.
2. In the early morning, before anyone else arrived, a janitor found a peculiar package in the loading bay of Energy One Credit Union. Curious but cautious, he opened it to discover… nothing inside. As he peered inside, a fly buzzed out and landed on his nose. Confused and slightly annoyed, he closed the box with a sigh. Later that day, when everyone was gone again, another employee noticed a small note taped to the door: ‘Next time, check for flies first.’
3. Late one night, while the lights were off and everyone had gone home, a security guard heard a strange humming coming from inside Energy One's empty lobby. Curious, he approached the sound and found an old vending machine blinking its LEDs in time with the hum. Turned out someone had left the fridge light on overnight. The next morning, everyone laughed it off—except for the guard, who now carries protein bars in his pocket ‘just in case.’
4. Late one night, as a security guard was making his rounds, he heard faint music coming from inside Energy One Credit Union. Curious but cautious, he approached the door and peered through the window. Inside, dimly lit, stood an old jukebox playing 'Bohemian Rhapsody' at full blast. A nearby cashier’s desk had been transformed into a makeshift dance floor, with a delivery driver grooving away in a suit and tie. The guard shook his head, smiled, and quietly closed the door, deciding that some things were better left unexplained.