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Hi, I’m Emily Carter. I was in Flagstaff this morning around 9:15 AM, wandering from the train station toward Heritage Square and into a sunny cafe on North Leroux Street. I must have left my Driver's License on a counter or tucked into a tote between shops. Losing it today makes me feel exposed and anxious because I rely on it for travel and ID. If you found a slim, laminated card near Heritage Square or the corner of San Francisco Street and Aspen Avenue, I’d be grateful to know it’s safe. I’m hopeful someone handed it to a shop worker or dropped it at the counter.
On Friday at 6:15 p.m., I was walking back from the Weatherford Hotel in downtown Flagstaff when I realized my postcards were missing from my bag. I last saw them near Leroux Street, tucked into a blue envelope, just as a cool breeze rustled through the pines. They're small keepsakes from a family trip to Sedona, with a photo and a note from my grandmother that I've kept for years. I'd be grateful to recover them, especially since they carry memories from Flagstaff / Sedona, Arizona, United States.
I lost my equipment for various sports somewhere around Flagstaff, and I’m hoping a kind soul picked it up. I last had it around 7:15 p.m. on Friday near Buffalo Park after a casual pick-up game. The bag is a black duffel with a red stripe, and inside you’ll find soccer cleats, a tennis racket, ankle braces, and a few mouthguards. This stuff is how I stay active and pay for practice, so losing it felt personal and stressful. If you happened to see it or came across a stray bag on the path, please keep it safe—I'm counting on the goodwill of folks in Flagstaff / Sedona, Arizona, United States.
On Saturday at 11:30 a.m., I was unloading a tote of holiday decorations from my SUV near Heritage Square in downtown Flagstaff. Between juggling groceries and a frantic phone call, I realized the box with festive lights, garlands, and a fragile brass star was missing from the back seat. Those decorations aren’t just stuff; one piece is a handmade garland passed down from my grandmother, and I’m already imagining a bare tree at our family gathering. If you found them, please message me through the site so we can arrange a safe return.
I lost my blue plastic contact lens case yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on East Route 66 in downtown Flagstaff. The case has a white lid and a tiny red dot sticker on the lid, plus my initials 'KP' scratched into the bottom. Inside I keep two daily lenses and a small desiccant packet; it's a bit worn with a dent on the lid. This case is part of my daily routine, and I’m really worried about replacing it on short notice. If you found it, email me at [email protected] so we can arrange a pickup.
I found a bracelet this afternoon around 3pm in Sedona's Uptown area near the entrance to Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village. It's a slim sterling-silver bracelet, about 7 inches long, with a tiny turquoise bead and a dragonfly charm on the clasp. The dragonfly has a little leaf engraving on the wing and the surface shows a light patina from wear. The bracelet is in decent shape for its age, just slightly tarnished. If it's yours, share the turquoise bead shade and the dragonfly engraving so I can confirm and get it back to you.
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