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I lost my black Sony A6400 mirrorless camera with the 16-50mm kit lens yesterday around 3pm near Falls Park on the Reedy, by the Liberty Bridge on Main Street in Greenville, Upstate SC. The body is compact but shows a small dent on the bottom right and a tiny scratch near the top dial from a fall last month. Inside the lens cap pouch there is a gray microfiber cloth and a bright blue Sony strap with a white logo that's easy to spot. This camera is my main freelance work camera and holds a lot of recent travel memories; it has sentimental value and I really need it back. If you found it, please message me.
I lost my blue iPhone 12 Pro yesterday around 3pm near the Falls Park entrance by the Liberty Bridge on Main Street in downtown Greenville. It's in a navy blue silicone case with a panda sticker on the back and a screen protector peeling at the bottom-left corner. The phone is 128GB and has a small dent on the edge, plus a favorite family photo wallpaper that I can’t replace. It’s sentimental—my sister gave it to me and there are pics from our trip here in Upstate that aren’t saved anywhere else. If anyone found it, please reach out—happy to meet nearby or arrange a pickup.
I lost my red Samsonite 24-inch spinner suitcase yesterday around 3pm. I was at Falls Park and think I left it near the Liberty Bridge, outside the Starbucks on Main Street in downtown Greenville. It's a hard-shell suitcase with a bright blue luggage tag and a small dent on the bottom corner, plus a panda keychain on the zipper. Inside was a lightweight scarf from my mom with sentimental value, so I really need it back.
I lost my white glucometer with teal silicone case yesterday around 3pm near Falls Park on Main Street in downtown Greenville. It's a OneTouch Verio Flex glucometer; the device is about the size of a smartphone, and the screen has a tiny diagonal scratch in the bottom-right corner. The teal protective case has a small nick along the lower edge and a blue sticker with a hospital logo I added for quick identification. I rely on this device daily to manage my diabetes, and it has sentimental value because I’ve had it for years. If you found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back so I can stay on track with my readings.
I lost my blue concert ticket stub for the Greenville Music Fest at The Peace Center yesterday around 3pm. It's a blue 2x4 inch cardstock ticket, General Admission, with a shiny holographic band along the top and a small coffee stain on the bottom-left corner. The barcode area is creased from being in my jeans pocket when I walked out of Falls Park after grabbing a quick latte near Main Street. This ticket means a lot to me—it's a birthday gift from my sister and it has sentimental value; I really need it back because the show is tonight and I can't replace it easily. If found, please reach out; I can meet near The Peace Center or in Falls Park to pick it up.
FOUND. A black, runners watch (Forerunner 265) with digital display, black band. Found on the road (Mohawk Dr) behind Methodical Coffee and Community Tap on Wade Hampton. An item of jewelry is attached to the band. To claim, describe the item in detail.
I found a red plaid scarf this afternoon around 4:15pm near Falls Park on the Reedy, by the pedestrian bridge. It's a medium-weight acrylic-wool blend, about 60 inches long with a fuzzy fringe and a small pine-tree enamel pin attached to the corner. The tag says 'CozyWear' in white letters. It’s in pretty good shape, just a bit wrinkled from being on the ground. I’ll be happy to return it to its owner; if this is yours, message me here and we can arrange a safe meetup near the Falls Park Visitor Center.
I found a pair of neon lime green Nike swim shorts with black side panels this afternoon around 3:15pm, lying on a park bench near Falls Park on the Reedy River in downtown Greenville. They’re men’s medium, quick-dry fabric, with a black drawstring and a slightly faded Nike swoosh on the left leg. There’s a small blue silicone key ring clipped to the waistband and a faint chlorine stain near the hem. Inside the pocket, there’s an embroidered initials patch that reads 'J.S.' If these are yours, I’m happy to meet up anywhere around the Liberty Bridge area to return them.
I found a black wireless charging pad at the local coffee shop in downtown Greenville last week. It's in great condition and still has all the original packaging. I thought someone might be missing it, as it's quite a useful item for anyone with a compatible phone.
I found an inhaler lying on a bench at Riverwalk Park in Greenville this afternoon. It has a light blue casing and seems to be in good condition. I wanted to return it to its owner, as I know how important these items are, especially for those who need them regularly. If you think it might be yours, please reach out to me. I'll be happy to meet up!
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