About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Reasor’s grocery store closed its doors for the night, a mysterious figure began appearing in the empty aisles. A regular noticed it first—an old lady pushing an empty shopping cart, whispering something nobody could understand. One day, a delivery driver heard her faint voice and asked what she needed. She replied, ‘Just a bag of silence, please.’ Everyone laughed, realizing she was just an imaginary friend of the store. From then on, Reasor’s became known not only for its groceries but also for its friendly ghost who ensured everything was always neatly arranged.
2. One morning, while stocking shelves in Reasor’s, a young worker found an old, dusty bottle among the canned goods. Curious, she opened it—only to discover a note inside reading, ‘Take one item from any aisle and return before closing.’ She took a box of cereal from breakfast foods and quickly replaced everything. Later that night, as she was leaving, she noticed someone had taken her cereal. The next day, she found a note on her locker: ‘Next time, choose something healthier.’
3. At closing time, when Reasor’s supermarket lights dimmed, a delivery driver noticed something odd. A shadowy figure kept appearing near the dairy section, rearranging milk crates just so. Curious, he followed the figure and found an elderly gentleman meticulously restocking shelves. Turns out, he was just a regular who appreciated good organization. They struck up a conversation, and now every evening after work, they chat together over coffee in the staff room—all thanks to that quirky night at Reasor’s.
4. Late one night, as Reasor’s supermarket settled into silence, a security guard heard a strange humming sound coming from the produce section. Curious, he approached and found nothing out of place—until he noticed tiny lights dancing among the lettuce. Turning around, he saw an old lady smiling warmly from the cheese aisle. ‘Just checking if everything’s fresh,’ she said. The guard laughed it off, realizing it was just an eccentric neighbor who worked late shifts here too.