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I lost my skirts in Albany, Georgia, on Tuesday at 3:40 pm while shopping at the Albany Mall. I had two skirts in my tote—one light-gray pencil skirt and one dark-blue denim maxi—and I must have left them on a chair near the food court after I stepped away to grab a quick top. I circled the mall, checked the restrooms, and asked a couple of clerks, but the halls were loud and busy. They’re a big part of my routine, and I’d be grateful if someone handed them in to the mall’s lost-and-found or kept them safe until the site connects us. I hope they’re waiting somewhere comfy.
I’m Grace Collins. I was walking near the Albany Mall at 9:10 a.m. on Monday when I spotted a small pill bottle tucked under a bench. It bore a pharmacy label, and inside were a few blister packs. I felt a rush of relief thinking someone might be frantically searching for this. I picked it up and brought it to the lost-and-found desk at the site, hoping to help. If this sounds like yours, please reach out through the site so we can reunite you with your meds.
I was packing up after a quick street performance at Riverfront Park by Monroe Street in Albany on Saturday at 2:15 p.m. when I realized my two guitars weren't by the bench anymore. The guitars are a sunburst Stratocaster in a worn gig bag and a shiny black hollow-body with a sticker that reads 'Georgia Blues' on the strap. The bag is frayed at the zipper and carries a faint guitar-polish scent. This means more to me than music; it connects me to my late grandfather who taught me to play. If someone found them, I’d be forever grateful to be re-united through the site.
I lost my gym bags after a 7:45 PM workout at the Albany Mall fitness area, near the food court. They’re two large duffels—one black, one gray—with a blue towel poking out of the zipper and a red water bottle rattling inside. I last saw them as I walked toward the mall entrance by the parking lot, and I’ve been replaying that moment in my head ever since. I’m anxious and frustrated because I rely on these items daily for training and work clothes. If you’ve seen them, please let the site know so I can get them back.
Friday night after a small gig near Albany Civic Center, I was doing a quick setup and left my two synthesizers resting on a black rolling case by the loading dock. By the time I returned to pack up around 9:35 PM, the lot had emptied and the gear was gone. I’m crushed—those synths aren’t just gear; they’re my voice, with a vintage sound I can’t replicate. If someone picked them up and kept them safe, I’d be forever grateful to see them back on my stage.
I'm a photographer juggling a busy weekend, and I realized my memory cards vanished yesterday afternoon around 4:45 PM while I was leaving the Albany Mall, near the entrance by the cinema. The cards are two microSDs in a small red case, one with a blue label. I’m worried about the photos from this week’s shoots and the time I spent organizing them. If someone found them, I’d be forever grateful for their return through this site.
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