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Yesterday around 4:10 p.m., I found a small folder labeled 'Breeds' on a bench outside the Valdosta Mall, near the food court. Inside was a set of dog-breed reference cards and a faded photo of a Labrador; it looked like someone’s notes or research. The late afternoon sun made the pavement glow and I felt a twinge of worry for whoever lost it. I can imagine how upsetting it would be to realize this was missing after a busy day. I’m posting here in case the owner sees this and recognizes the item.
Late Tuesday night around 9:10 PM, I discovered my two-slot toasters missing from the kitchen of my apartment on North Oak Street, just a few blocks from Valdosta State University. They’re stainless steel with a blue dial, and one has a small burn mark along the edge. They were part of our weekend breakfasts and their absence stings more than I expected. I checked the hallways, the laundry room, and the neighbors’ units, but no sign. If you spotted two toasters on a curb, in the lobby, or by the campus library steps, I hope you can help bring them back to us. Thank you.
Hi, I’m Grace, and I’ve realized I’ve lost my travel adapters after a long day of packing. It was around 7:15 p.m. Friday, outside the Valdosta Mall on Baytree Road near the food court. The black rectangular case with a blue strap is easy to spot if you know the plug types—UK, EU, and US—that I switch between for trips. I’ve got a flight early next week, and that little set is essential for keeping my gadgets powered up. I’m hopeful someone found them and kept them safe so I can pick them up through the site.
I was leaving the Valdosta Mall parking lot around 7:10 PM last Friday after practice, sorting through a stack of trading cards in my backpack. A gust of wind whipped them from the bag and they skittered across the pavement near the Hobby Lobby entrance. I searched the row of cars and the nearby benches along the sidewalk, but they were nowhere to be found. Those cards matter a lot to my kid—some were prized favorites from a recent tournament—and I’d be grateful to have them back.
Hi, I’m Sofia Bennett. I lost my holiday decorations—a red-and-green box with string lights, a few fragile glass ornaments, and a handmade paper star—last Friday around 7:45 p.m. I was unloading the box from my car in the parking lot behind the Valdosta Mall on North Patterson Street when a gust of wind carried it away. It’s the centerpiece of our block party, and I’m heartbroken thinking someone might have rescued it thinking it’s trash. If you’ve seen them, I’d be grateful.
I lost my passport while I was in town for a conference. At 8:45 this morning I was in the Valdosta Mall parking lot near the food court, digging through a tote for a receipt and noticed it was missing. I feel panicked because I have an international trip next week, and every minute counts. I retraced steps along the stores, the benches by the fountain, and the entrance to the movie theater, but I came up empty. If someone found it, please return it to the mall Lost and Found so it can get back to me.
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