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Hi, I'm Jordan Reed. I found a bundle of devices near Bonita Lakes Park's main entrance around 5:45 PM on Sunday in Meridian, Mississippi. The pile included several chargers, a rugged power bank, two USB-C cables, and a gray laptop sleeve with a sticker of a guitar. It felt like stumbling on a small tech cache, and I wanted to do right by whoever lost them—hope someone recognizes them soon.
I'm Mia Collins. I lost my equipment for various sports after a casual pickup game at Bonita Lakes Park around 6:30 p.m. Friday. The bag is a black duffel with a red stripe, and inside you'll find my basketball shoes, shin guards, a hockey stick taped together, and a dusty whistle. I left the bag in the back of my SUV while I chatted with a friend near the playground, and by the time I got back it was gone. These things aren't just gear to me; they're how I stay active with my league, and I'd love to see them turn up so I can get back out there.
I was at the Bonita Lakes Park pavilion around 7:30 p.m. last Friday after a small jam session, and I must have left two guitars on the bench by the water overlook. They aren’t just instruments—one is a sunburst Fender Stratocaster with a chipped headstock, the other a black Les Paul‑style guitar in a worn gig bag. They carry memories of my dad and a long night of practicing, and losing them stings more than I expected. If you happened to see them around downtown Meridian, I’d be grateful for their return to the place where we last paused to play.
On Friday around 2:30 pm, I was leaving rehearsal near the Riley Center when I spotted a stack of sheet music abandoned on a bench outside the Meridian auditorium. The red-bound binder is battered but intact, with several pages sticking out and a few slips of paper fluttering in the Mississippi breeze. A page inside bears a handwritten name, but I can't be sure if it's theirs. The collection includes violin and piano pieces, nothing extremely flashy, but clearly connected to someone’s practice and passion. I picked it up and held onto it, hoping the rightful owner will see this listing and reclaim it.
I was walking my dog along the Bonita Lakes Park trail this afternoon, around 2:15 p.m., when I spotted a wall art piece tucked beneath a park bench near the lake overlook. Its colors turquoise, gold, and cream stood out against the gray wood and scattered leaves. It felt personal, like something someone hung on a kitchen wall during a quiet weekend. If this looks familiar, I am posting it here in case the owner recognizes the scene in the frame.
Yesterday at 2:30 p.m., after a quick show at Meridian Arts Center on 5th Avenue, I left two paintings near the loading dock and headed home. The paintings are medium-sized oil works in ornate frames—one a river scene with shimmering water, the other a sunlit Meridian street. They mean a lot to me after months of work and a recent move, and losing them feels personal. I’m hoping they were simply mislaid and someone picked them up for safekeeping, because they’re the kind of pieces you’d notice if you saw them. If you know anything or found them, please leave a note on the site; I’ll check there as soon as I can.
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