All lost and found items in Deep East Texas
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Lost coins from my grandfather's collection
On Saturday around 6:45 p.m., I realized a small pouch of coins had disappeared while I was walking through Center Town Square in Deep East Texas. The coins are a mixed lot from my grandfather's collection—old pennies from the 1940s, a silver dime, a couple of foreign coins—things that carry memory more than money. I had just bought a snack at a little stand near the courthouse and turned to leave when I noticed the pouch was gone. It sounds silly, but those coins are my link to him and to home. If found, please keep them safe until I can retrieve them.
Found: CDs in Deep East Texas
Back on Main Street in Center around 12:45 p.m. today, a loose stack of CDs slid out from behind a payphone by the old grocery store. The cases show a mix of classic rock and country, some with warped edges from a rough ride in a backpack. I gathered them up and slid them into a tote to keep them safe on a warm afternoon through Deep East Texas. If these are yours, you’ll recognize the faded neon concert photo on one jacket and the scratches on the spine.
Lost: two felines in Deep East Texas
At 9:45 p.m. on Saturday I realized my two cats, Lena and Jasper, had slipped through the fence into the pines behind our house along County Road 123 in Deep East Texas. Lena is a sleek calico, Jasper a gray cat with a white bib, and both had never wandered far before. I called their names until the dogs barked in the distance and the night air grew chilly. I’m worried about coyotes and weather, but hopeful they’ll wander back or someone nearby has seen them.
Lost handheld and console near courthouse, Center, TX
Last night around 8:30 pm I realized my handheld gaming device and a small console were missing from my backpack while I sat on a bench near the old courthouse on Tyler Ave in Center, Texas. I had paused to check my phone, and when I stood up they were gone. The handheld is in a red protective case and the console has a dark-gray shell; both mean a lot to me because they’re tied to a project I’m passionate about. If anyone picked them up, I’d be grateful to see them back in the right hands.
FOUND: Travel Adapters in Deep East Texas
On Friday at 6:15 p.m., I found travel adapters tucked behind a bench near Center Square in Deep East Texas. They were in a small black pouch, dusty from the sun, with a tangle of cords sticking out. Seeing those adapters felt like a small ray of hope for someone traveling through this region, and I could sense how much someone relies on them when away from home. I kept them safe and posted this here in the hope they reach their owner soon.
Found enamel pins near Main Street corner.
I was walking home around 7:45 PM along Main Street in Lufkin, Deep East Texas, when a small tin of enamel pins lay beside the curb near the old City Hall building. The pins were a jumble of shapes—Texas outlines, a tiny bicycle, and a few vintage sports badges—clearly loved by someone. I picked them up and checked nearby stores, but no one claimed them. If these pins belong to you, please flag this listing so we can arrange a pickup through the site.
Lost: Holiday decorations in Deep East Texas
I was decorating the front yard at my house on Main Street in Center, Deep East Texas, around 5:15 p.m. on Tuesday when I realized my holiday decorations had vanished from a red plaid tote. Inside were garlands, a small wooden nativity scene, and a string of warm white bulbs that I’d carefully stored after last year’s storms. The tote carries a pine scent and a couple of faded snowflake stickers. Those decorations were sentimental; they belonged to my grandmother and bring back family Christmas memories. If anyone saw a tote near the courthouse square in Center, please keep an eye out for it.
Black leather Samsonite briefcase with ID badge
I lost my black leather Samsonite executive briefcase yesterday around 3pm, probably near the Walmart on 59 in Lufkin, Deep East Texas. It's a medium-sized case with a silver latch and a small scuff on the bottom left corner where the leather has started to wear. Inside are important papers, a navy Moleskine notebook, and my old KP Consulting badge. There's a bright green bus-pass sticker on the inside flap that should help identify it. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back; those documents are sentimental and I really need them.
Teak coffee table with glass top, sentimental gift
I lost my teak coffee table with a glass top yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Main Street in Nacogdoches, Deep East Texas. It’s about 3 feet long, with a warm teak finish and slender cross-legged metal supports. The glass top has a tiny chip near the back edge, and there’s a small dent on the front left leg. On the underside, there’s a laser-engraved initials 'LA' and a faint pencil mark from last year’s move. It was a wedding gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me, so I’m really hoping to get it back. If found, email me at [email protected].
Red leather address book with handwritten contacts
I found a small red leather address book this afternoon around 3pm tucked under the bench near the parking lot behind the public library on Main Street in Nacogdoches, Deep East Texas. It's about 3 by 4 inches, with a worn spine and a few pages curling at the edges. Inside are names and phone numbers in blue ink, plus a sticky note that says 'Call Mom' in neat cursive. A faded photo sits between pages 7 and 8, and there’s an entry labeled 'Aunt Rosa' with a number ending in 4821. It looks recently used and clearly treasured. If someone recognizes it, I’d love to get it back to its owner—two of the entries and the photo’s subject should help verify ownership.
Pearl Export 5-piece turquoise drum kit
Lost Pearl Export 5-piece turquoise drum kit yesterday around 3pm near Center's downtown Square in Deep East Texas, after a rehearsal at the old music shop on Main Street. It's a 22x18 bass drum, 10x8 rack tom, 12x9 rack tom, 16x16 floor tom, and a 14x5 snare in a turquoise sparkle finish with chrome hardware. The kick hoop has a small dent and there's a tiny red star sticker on the bass drum hoop; inside the shell a note in black Sharpie reads 'Beau 12-3'. This kit means a lot to me; it was my mentor's gift and I really need it back for a show this weekend.
Navy Adidas windbreaker, white stripes, small tear
I lost my navy blue Adidas windbreaker, size M, yesterday around 3pm near the Brookshire Brothers on Timberland Drive in Lufkin, Deep East Texas. It’s a casual zip-up with the three white stripes running down the sleeves and an orange zipper pull. There’s a small tear near the right cuff and the inside pocket has a red tag with my initials 'MV'. It’s worn but still comfy, and it means a lot to me because it was a gift from my grandfather who passed away last year. I’d really need it back—if you’ve seen it around downtown Lufkin, especially near the Brookshire Brothers on Timberland Drive, please drop me a note here.
Gold-tone hoop earrings with freshwater pearls
I lost my gold-tone hoop earrings yesterday around 3pm near the Coffee House on Main Street in Nacogdoches, Deep East Texas. They're about 1 inch in diameter, gold-tone hoops with freshwater pearl drops, and one earring has a tiny star charm that dangles. They were in a small black velvet pouch in my tote, and there's a faint scratch on the back of the other earring. They were a gift from my grandmother, so they mean a lot to me and I really need them back. If you found them, please drop me a note here—I’d be forever grateful.
Gray Nike running shoes with pink heart sticker
I found a pair of gray Nike running shoes today, in Deep East Texas. They're women's size 9, mostly gray with white soles and a black swoosh, and they're in pretty good condition with just a few scuffs on the toe. I found them around 3:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Walmart on 1st Street in Lufkin, near the big oak tree by the entrance. One shoe has a pink heart sticker on the tongue and the left insole says Nike, so there are a couple of identifying quirks to help the owner spot them.
Sunburst Fender acoustic guitar
Found a sunburst Fender CD-60 acoustic guitar this afternoon around 4:15 pm behind the courthouse on 3rd Street in Lufkin, Deep East Texas. It’s a full-size dreadnought with a glossy sunburst finish, natural spruce top, and rosewood fingerboard; a few scratches on the pickguard and a small dent on the lower bout show its age. A frayed blue nylon strap is still attached, and there’s a faded sticker tucked inside the soundhole with the initials J.R. written in black. No obvious case was nearby. If you’re the owner, I’d really like to help get it back to you—please get in touch so we can coordinate a pickup.