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I lost my two hamsters after dinner around 8:45 p.m. on Friday in the Eastern Panhandle near Martinsburg. They were out to run in the living room and somehow disappeared. The darker one is a small brown Syrian with a white stripe, the lighter one is fluffy beige and curious. I’ve searched every room, checked under furniture, and even looked outside, but I can't shake the worry that they slipped into a crack or a vent. I’m anxious, hopeful, and missing their tiny squeaks at night. If anyone saw two tiny runners or has them safe at home, I’d be forever grateful. Please help me bring them home.
I’m Alex Reed. I realized around 6:45 PM on Tuesday that my tank accessories were missing from the back of my pickup after I parked near the Martinsburg Farmers Market. I’d left them there while loading gear, and by the time I got back they were gone. I’ve retraced steps from Martinsburg to Shepherdstown, asking clerks at gas stations and shop owners if anyone had seen a small black pouch with metal fittings. This place in the Eastern Panhandle means a lot to me, and I just want them back where they belong.
I lost my utensils during the evening rush at the Martinsburg Farmers Market, around 6:15 PM last Saturday, on West King Street in the Eastern Panhandle, West Virginia. They’re a simple six-piece stainless steel set, with a dented spoon and a worn black-handled knife—nothing fancy, but they’ve traveled with us through family dinners and camping trips. I retraced steps by the market benches and asked a few vendors, but the crowd thinned fast and I couldn’t find the pouch. If someone picked them up and held onto them, I’d be grateful for their safe return to me.
I lost two kittens around 6:45 p.m. yesterday near Harpers Ferry National Historical Park's Main Street. They slipped from my jacket as I crossed the street toward the riverfront, and they disappeared among the shop fronts and brick walls. I called their names, my heart tightening with every meow that floated back on the evening breeze. I’m terrified they’ve wandered toward Shenandoah Street and the parking area by the overlook. If anyone saw them, I’m hoping they can help bring them back to me through this post.
I’m Emily Carter, and these two parrots are my constant sunshine. On Tuesday at 6:15 p.m., the back door slipped and my two parrots dashed out into the cool evening. They’re bright green with blue patches on their wings, and one has a small yellow patch on the belly. They’ve lived with me for years, and I’m terrified they’ll get lost or frightened out there. I chased after them along the sidewalks toward the Martinsburg Amtrak station, shouting their names as the sun dipped behind the Blue Ridge. The streets were busy, and the wind carried their calls away. I’m heartbroken and hopeful someone nearby might have seen them between downtown and the river, near the Amtrak station, and can help bring them home.
I found a student ID on the ground along South Queen Street near the Martinsburg Amtrak Station around 6:15 p.m. last Friday. The card isn’t mine, and I picked it up hoping to help reunite it with its owner. There are a few scratches on the photo, and the school logo is visible but difficult to read from a distance. I turned it in to the site hoping the rightful owner will claim it soon; hopefully the campus name helps you narrow who it belongs to. If this rings a bell, please check the item on the site for details.
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