All lost and found items in Cookeville
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LOST: Travel Visas in Cookeville
Early this morning around 8:30 a.m., I realized my travel visas were missing near the Cookeville Town Square, outside the Putnam County Courthouse. They’re the documents I need for a trip next month, and the fear of properly replacing them keeps me on edge. I remember grabbing coffee at a cafe along Jefferson Street and turning to see them slip from my bag, and then the day took a sudden turn. If someone found them, please keep them safe until this listing can help reunite us.
Lost Chargers in Cookeville
I lost my chargers after stepping out for lunch in Cookeville around 12:45 PM. I left a gray laptop charger and a braided black phone charger on a concrete bench outside the Cookeville Depot Museum, by the courthouse square. Those cords keep my day running while I drive between classes at Tennessee Tech, and losing them threw me off. If you find them, please keep them safe—I’ll swing by to pick them up when I’m back in town.
Lost organizers in Cookeville, TN
LOST organizers slipped from my tote while I was leaving a coffee shop on North Willow Avenue in downtown Cookeville around 3:50 p.m. last Thursday. They’re blue plastic with labeled tabs for each month, crucial for keeping my essays, notes, and schedules in order, and I’m panicking about losing track of everything. I’ve checked the coffee shop and wandered near the Cookeville Depot Museum, but no sign of them yet. Please let me know through the site if you’ve seen them.
LOST: Microwaves around Cookeville Courthouse area
While unloading at a community yard sale near the Putnam County Courthouse in Cookeville around 7:10 p.m. last Tuesday, my microwaves disappeared from the back of my truck. They are white with a dent on the door and a stubborn cord that often gets in the way. They may not be flashy, but we used them every day for meals and late-night snacks after shifts. I was turning to greet a neighbor when they vanished, and I felt a burst of frustration and a twinge of embarrassment for losing them. If you saw them around the courthouse area near Main Street, please keep them safe for now.
Lost pins on downtown Cookeville streets
I was grabbing coffee near the Putnam County Courthouse when I felt a tug on my jacket and realized a few pins had slipped off. These pins are small enamel pieces, one shaped like a guitar and another bright blue, and they mean a lot to me. It was around 4:42 PM yesterday, along Main Street by the courthouse steps in downtown Cookeville. I’m hoping someone picked them up or saw them on the pavement; losing them today hit me hard, and I’d love to have them back.
Blue Trek Marlin 5 mountain bike
I lost my blue Trek Marlin 5 mountain bike yesterday around 7pm after unloading groceries at Walmart Supercenter on Willow Avenue in Cookeville. It's a 29-inch wheel bike with a lime-green front fork, a matte blue frame, and a white water bottle cage mounted on the downtube. There are a few scratches on the down tube from a past tumble, and the saddle has a small tear along the left edge. The handlebars have red grip wrap and there’s a small reflective sticker under the seat. It means a lot to me—it’s how I get to work and it’s my daily escape, so I’d really appreciate getting it back. If you spot it, message me here in the app.
Blue snowflake scarf found near Walmart
I found a blue fleece scarf with white snowflake patterns this afternoon around 2:45pm behind the Walmart on Willow Avenue in Cookeville. It's about 60 inches long, soft but a bit pilled from the cold, and there’s a small frayed tassel at one end. The scarf is in good condition overall, no holes, and it smells lightly of wool and rain. I figured someone might be missing it since I spotted it lying on the ground by the curb near the loading dock; if this sounds like yours, reply here and we can arrange pickup at the Walmart entrance.
Espresso coffee table with glass inlay
I found a dark espresso coffee table this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the Kroger on South Willow Avenue in Cookeville. It's a rectangular table, about 4 feet long, with a tempered glass inset and a lower shelf in good shape. There are a couple of small scratches along the front edge and a tiny circular dent on the left front leg, which help identify it. It looks like it might have sentimental value to someone because it's sturdy and has a nice finish. If this sounds like your piece, I’d be glad to get it back to you.
Blue reflective dog harness with paw tag
I lost my blue reflective dog harness yesterday around 4pm near Dogwood Park in Cookeville. It's a medium PetSafe harness with neoprene lining and bright blue webbing, and a small silver star charm on the buckle. There’s also a paw-print tag that says 'Milo' with a tiny phone number on the back. I think I dropped it on a bench by the Willow Avenue entrance, near the Starbucks on Main Street, while Milo sniffed the fountain. Milo's safety gear means a lot to me—he's a rescue, and I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Silver flute with engraved initials in purple case
I lost my silver Yamaha flute yesterday around 3pm after practice near the Cookeville Depot Museum on Broad Street. It's a silver-plated student model, with a couple of tiny scratches along the foot joint and a small dent near the bottom. The case is a black hard-shell with a purple lining and a worn red strap, and the lid has the initials 'A.J.' etched on it. This instrument belonged to my late aunt, and playing it helps me stay connected to her—really hoping someone picked it up and can return it.
Blue plush dinosaur with orange spikes
Yesterday around 3pm I lost my daughter's blue plush dinosaur, the soft Fisher-Price one with orange spikes along the back. It’s about 12 inches long, made of fuzzy royal blue fabric with a lighter blue belly, and it has a small white star patch on the left foot. It was wearing a tiny green ribbon tied around its neck. I think we last had it outside the Starbucks on Jefferson Avenue in Cookeville, near the city park entrance. It’s sentimental because it was a gift from grandma last Christmas, and my kid keeps saying it’s their 'dino buddy'—I’m really hoping to get it back.
Black leather bifold wallet with red stitching
Hey, I lost my black leather bifold wallet yesterday around 3pm outside the Walmart on Willow Avenue in Cookeville. It's slim, about the size of a card holder, with a small scuff on the bottom left corner and a red stitch along the inner edge. Inside are my driver's license, a couple of cards, and a faded photo of my daughter—it's sentimental because the wallet was a gift from my grandmother. If you found it, please reach out, I really need to get it back and I'm happy to meet or arrange a pickup. Thank you.
Grey tabby cat with white paws missing in Cookeville
I lost my gray tabby cat, Milo, yesterday around 3pm in Cookeville. He’s a medium-sized cat with white paws, bright green eyes, and a tiny white dot on his nose. He wears a red collar with a small silver bell and has a small notch in his left ear from a past scrape. I last spotted him near the library on Broad Street, with a quick look behind the Cookeville Depot Museum afterward. Milo is deeply loved and has sentimental value to our family, and I’m really worried he won’t come home alone—any sighting or help bringing him back would mean the world.
Sunburst violin lost near library in Cookeville
I was in the courtyard outside the Cookeville Public Library on Jefferson Avenue yesterday around 3pm and I must have left it somewhere along the path. It’s a full-size violin with a warm sunburst finish, ebony fingerboard, and a small dent on the lower bout near the chinrest; the bow has a blue wrap and a slightly worn ivory tip. Inside the case there’s a faint handwritten label with the name 'L. Marinelli' and a tiny scratch along the back plate. This violin was a gift from my grandmother and it means a lot to me—really hoping to get it back. If you found it, please leave it at the library desk or contact me here; I’d be beyond grateful.
Blue ID badge found near Cookeville Public Library
I found this blue plastic ID badge this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Cookeville Public Library on West Broad Street. It's the standard photo-ID card, about the size of a credit card, with a glossy laminate and a small scratch on the lower-right corner. The name on the badge reads 'Jordan Lee' and underneath it says 'Public Services' with a badge number that ends in 210. A light blue lanyard is attached, a bit frayed from daily use. The badge clearly looks like a work or campus ID. If you know the owner or recognize this, please message me so I can get it back to them.