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I was finishing practice at the county gym on Main Street in a small eastern Colorado town, around 6:40 PM, when I realized my Equipment for Various Sports was missing from my gym bag. The gear was neatly stacked in a blue duffel with a white stripe, including a couple of tennis rackets, a basketball, and a whistle lanyard that I always wore. I retraced my steps along the court hallway, past the concession stand and onto the street lighting that spills over the Main Street storefronts. Losing this isn't just about gear—it's the routine and routine's quiet confidence I rely on after a long day. Please keep an eye out.
I was finishing a fence repair at 5:30 p.m. last Tuesday, near the Sterling Feed & Hardware on Main Street in Sterling. My hand tools were in a gray metal toolbox with a blue hammer sticking out, plus a tape measure and needle-nose pliers. I must have dropped them in the gravel lot after I swung the toolbox into the truck bed. I’m worried they’ll be taken or end up in someone else’s spring project, and I’d really appreciate any tips from someone who saw something on Main Street that evening.
I lost my postcards this past Monday around 2:45 PM in Sterling, Colorado, in Eastern Colorado. I had just left the Sterling Public Library and was headed toward the town square along Main Street when a gust ripped the envelope from my jacket and slid under a bench by the gazebo. The stack includes travel photos, old letters, and a few handwritten notes from a friend—the kind that hold memories. They matter to me a lot, and I’d hate to lose them forever. If you found a small pile near the library entrance or by the gazebo in the town square, I’d be grateful to be reunited with them.
I lost Tank Accessories around 5:00 PM yesterday near the Burlington grain elevator on Main Street. I had been sorting parts in my truck and realized a box with fittings, caps, and hoses had disappeared from view. I walked the sidewalks and the nearby park, but it wasn’t there. I’d hate to stall my project, so I’m hopeful someone saw something.
On Sunday around 7:45 p.m., I was sorting through my grandmother's stamp album at my Burlington apartment when a sleeve of valuable stamps vanished from a glassine envelope. I had them on the coffee table by the window, the light catching the glass as the room grew quiet. I worry some are irreplaceable, with 1920s commemoratives and faded cancels that tell stories of trips abroad. If anyone happens to find them, I’d be grateful for any trace or sighting that can bring them home.
I found a handheld gaming device and a console in the Pueblo Mall parking lot on North Main Avenue around 2:30 PM today, left on a bench near the food court. The handheld has a blue sticker with a rocket, and the console has a crack on the bottom-right corner. They were together, as if someone set them down for a quick break. I know how it feels to misplace something, so I’m posting here in the hope the owner can reclaim them through the site. If these belong to you, describe the sticker or the last game you played to verify ownership.
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