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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.
Hi, I'm Jamie Carter. I realized I left behind a compact camping utensil set in a green pouch after work yesterday. I last used it outside the old courthouse on Quintard Avenue in downtown Gadsden around 6:45 PM, and I can't shake the worry that it's gone for good. The set includes a metal fork, spoon, and knife, all snug in a gray silicone sleeve with a small carabiner. Those tools are simple, but they make weekend picnics and quick meals feel a little more human, and I'm hoping someone reminds me where they ended up.
I’m Lena Carter. I found a sheet music lying on a park bench along Noble Street in downtown Gadsden this morning around 9:20 AM. The pages are a little weathered, with a few pencil marks and a faded treble clef on the front. It looked like someone had been practicing nearby, and I tucked the loose sheets into my bag so they wouldn’t blow away until I could share them here. If you’re missing sheet music from Gadsden-Anniston, Alabama, I hope you’ll see this listing and claim it through the site.
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