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I’m Connor Blake, and this morning around 9:40 a.m. I found a GPS device on Orr Street, near the Coosa Riverwalk in downtown Gadsden-Anniston. It’s in a rugged black case with a cracked screen and a blue strap. The device looks like it belongs to someone who travels for work, and I’m hoping its owner sees this and claims it. I’ve posted it here so the rightful owner can recover it. If you’re missing a GPS device, please check this listing—I’m hoping for a quick reunion.
Two beagle mixes slipped away from our yard after I opened the gate around 6:30 pm this Saturday. I last saw them near Noccalula Falls Park, by the dog-walking loop at the park's main entrance. They’re small and friendly, brown and white with one wearing a blue collar; the other has no collar. The kids miss them terribly, and I’m worried about their safety. If you’ve seen them or have any information, please share it through the site — I’m hoping for a quick and safe return.
I FOUND swimsuits near the picnic pavilion at Noccalula Falls Park this morning around 9:15 a.m. I spotted a blue one-piece with white stripes and a floral bikini tangled near the trail overlook by the falls. They looked recently abandoned but clean and in good shape, so I left them on a bench and hoped the owner would see this post. If these are yours, I hope you’re reunited with them soon in the Gadsden-Anniston, Alabama area.
Saturday around 5:50 p.m., I found a tangle of chargers under a bench outside Goodyear Park recreation center on Quintard Ave, in the Gadsden-Anniston area. There are three different chargers: one for a USB-C laptop brick, one phone charger, and a smaller pocket set tucked into a frayed tote. They were left near the walking track and the park’s picnic area. I picked them up and brought them to the front desk at Goodyear Park, hoping the owner would recognize their cords. I know a lot of people depend on these cables during late-night study sessions, so I’m hoping for a quick reunion.
I had a small power tools set in a blue canvas bag when I left the garage around 11:15 a.m. on Saturday, in the Gadsden-Anniston area, near Quintard Avenue and the main entrance to Noccalula Falls Park. The bag contains a cordless drill, a circular saw, and a few bits; they’re used but practical, and they mean a lot to me for upcoming home repairs. It feels off not having them around, since I rely on them for weekend projects. If found, I’d be relieved to have them back in my hands so I can finish what I started.
I was at the Noccalula Falls Park parking area in the Gadsden-Anniston corridor around 7:15 PM last Friday when I realized my handheld and my console were gone from my backpack. I retraced my steps along the lit park path and checked the benches near the old wooden bridge, but nothing turned up. Losing them feels like losing a small piece of my evenings, since I use them to unwind after long shifts and to connect with my kid during our weekend games. If you found them, please know they mean a lot to me and I’m hoping for their safe return.
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