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I lost my saxophones after a rehearsal. On Monday around 7:15 p.m., after a quick rehearsal at the Peace Center in downtown Greenville, I left them in their hard case near the side stage door and walked out to the street. When I came back five minutes later, they were gone. The set includes a Selmer alto and a tenor, worn and loved, with a dent near the bell on the alto and a lacquer scratch along the tenor's bell. I’m anxious and frustrated, replaying the moment by the Liberty Bridge and hoping someone honest picked them up.
I realized my belts were lost along Main Street near Falls Park in downtown Greenville, Upstate South Carolina, around 6:30 p.m. last Thursday. I have two belts: a black leather belt with a silver buckle and a tan fabric belt with a brass buckle. I had them looped through the straps of my backpack while I paused by the Liberty Bridge, and I must have dropped them in the grass along the path. Those belts are sentimental; one belonged to my grandfather. If anyone found them, I’d be grateful to have them back.
I realized I couldn't find my driver's license after leaving the gym on Main Street around 5:30 pm Friday. I must have left it on a bench near Falls Park on the Reedy, downtown Greenville, while I was checking a message. The area was busy and loud, and I am anxious about identity theft and replacing it. If it turns up, I hope someone will bring it to the site so I can recover it quickly.
Hi there, I'm Grace Bennett. This morning around 9:40 AM I was strolling along Main Street in downtown Greenville and paused by Falls Park on the Reedy, near the Liberty Bridge. I spotted a tote tucked beneath a bench with a few Dolls peeking out—two baby dolls in faded dresses and a small porcelain fashion doll with a pink hat. Their outfits look handmade, the colors soft and worn by sun. They felt like a child's cherished toys, left behind in the bustle, waiting for someone to notice them again. I left them in a safe spot in the park near the fountain, hoping they’ll be seen and cared for.
Hi, I'm Mia Carter. I was in Greenville this afternoon for a seminar and left my travel adapters on a bench near Liberty Bridge around 6:30 p.m. on Friday, at Falls Park on the Reedy. They're the compact black adapters with a blue dot that fit UK and EU outlets; I had them connected to my charging cable while I was jotting notes on a travel itinerary. I returned to the bench and they were gone, and I feel anxious about staying connected during my trip. I hope someone found them and handed them in.
I was walking back to my car after grabbing coffee on Main Street around 6:30 p.m. today when I spotted two lamps tucked behind a bench near Falls Park on the Reedy in Greenville. One lamp has a brass base and a cream shade; the other is a tall brushed-steel piece with a navy shade. They looked out of place against the gray stones, like someone’s living-room memories abandoned for a moment. I picked them up, checked around to be sure no one was looking for them, and brought them to a safer spot. I’d be relieved to see these go home with their rightful owner—they’d brighten a home far more than a curb ever could.
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