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I was walking back to my car near the UNC Chapel Hill Student Union around 7:15 PM on a Wednesday when I spotted two drones lying behind a bench near the fountain. They have red prop guards and a gray carry case, and one screen still faintly shows a flight log. I picked them up and carried them to the campus security desk, hoping to reunite them with their owner, but there was no one waiting for them. If these belong to you, I hope you see this — they looked fairly new and ready to capture memories of an evening on Franklin Street.
I was at Crabtree Valley Mall in Raleigh last Friday around 5:15 PM, showing a friend a family photo when my silver brooches disappeared from my purse. The set includes a small leaf-shaped pin and a heart pin, both on a soft velvet card that I kept in the zipper pocket of my tote. I think they slipped out while I stood by the escalator near the food court, near the benches outside Cracker Barrel. They’re sentimental—the leaf is from my grandmother and the heart belonged to my mom—and I’m losing sleep over them, hoping someone honest will hand them in.
I found a blue nylon dog harness with reflective trim this afternoon around 2:45pm outside the Harris Teeter at Cameron Village in Raleigh. It's a medium size with an adjustable strap and a sturdy black plastic buckle. There's a small teal paw-print charm dangling from the leash ring, and a thin lime-green stitch along the edges. The harness looks in decent shape, a little dusty from the sidewalk but clean and intact. I spotted it near the cart corral by the store entrance and grabbed it hoping to help its owner. If this is yours, message me with something only you would know about the item (like the exact size or a detail from the tag) and we can figure out a quick meetup near Cameron Village.
I lost my black Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones yesterday around 3pm near the Cameron Village Starbucks on Davie Street in Raleigh. They’re in a black hard-shell case, and the headphones themselves have a small dent on the left earcup with a faded sticker that reads 'A-7' on the inside of the headband. I was grabbing a coffee and must've left them on a bench outside the store before I headed to my car. They’re really important to me—they were a gift from my sister last year and I use them every day for work and commutes, so I’d really appreciate getting them back if anyone found them.
I lost my red leather-bound Moleskine travel journal yesterday around 3pm near the Chapel Hill Public Library on Franklin Street. It's a 5x8 inch red hardcover with a black elastic band, a worn spine, and a small compass sticker on the inside cover. Inside, there are handwritten travel notes from a spring trip and a pressed daisy tucked between pages 37-38; there's a coffee stain on page 42. It holds a lot of sentimental value—it's filled with itineraries, sketches, and a note from a friend—so I'd really appreciate getting it back if anyone found it.
I lost my greyhound mix, Scout, yesterday around 7:15pm near the Crabtree Valley Mall parking lot on Glenwood Ave in Raleigh. He's about 60 pounds, mostly grey with a small white heart-shaped patch on his chest, and he wears a blue reflective harness. There are two tags on him: a silver bone-shaped tag that reads 'Scout 1123' and a round paw-print tag. He has a slight limp in his right hind leg and tends to bolt when startled; this dog means the world to me and I really need him back.
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