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I’m missing my green cockatiel named Pico. It's about 9 inches from beak to tail, mostly green with a bright yellow crest, and a tiny blue ring around his left leg; his tail feathers have a slightly iridescent edge. I last had him yesterday around 3pm near the Harrisonburg Farmers Market on Main Street; he fluttered from my hand and flew toward Court Square, then disappeared behind the red-brick storefronts near Bluestone Coffee. Pico is very vocal and curious, and this bird has sentimental value — he was a gift from my sister and helped me through a rough year. If you’ve seen him, please ping me. I’d be incredibly grateful to be reunited.
Lost my red knit scarf yesterday around 3pm near the Court Square fountain on Market Street in Harrisonburg. It's a soft wool-blend scarf, about 60 inches long, with white snowflakes along the ends and a navy frayed tassel on one corner. There's a tiny coffee stain near the label and a hand-stitched snowflake patch I added myself near the hem. It holds sentimental value—my grandmother gave it to me before she passed away—and I really want to get it back. If you found it, email me so we can arrange return.
I lost my blue Korg TM-60 chromatic tuner/metronome yesterday around 3pm near Court Square on Main Street in Harrisonburg. It’s a compact device with a blue plastic case, black sides and a silver LCD. There’s a tiny dent in the bottom-right corner and a small cat sticker on the back. It lives in a black protective pouch with a red zipper that squeaks when opened. This tuner is essential for tuning my guitar during practice and small gigs, and it has sentimental value because it was a gift from my music teacher. If anyone found it, I’m really hoping to get it back—I'll be forever grateful.
I was at Court Square on Market Street in Harrisonburg yesterday around 3pm when I realized my Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones were missing from my backpack. They are black with a matte finish, over-ear cups, and there is a tiny dent on the top band plus a few cosmetic scratches on the left ear cup. There is a small blue fabric sticker with my initials 'PP' on the inside of the left ear cushion, which should help someone recognize them. These headphones are a big part of my daily routine for studying and commuting, and I would really appreciate getting them back if you found them around Court Square or Market Street.
I lost Milo, my gray tabby cat with white paws, yesterday around 3pm. He has a blue collar with a tiny silver bell and a small white heart-shaped patch on his chest. He's medium-built and a bit skittish, but he loves tuna and will come running if he hears a familiar whistle. I last saw him around the Court Square fountain on Main Street in Harrisonburg, but he could have headed toward West Market Street or slipped into the alley behind the Coffee Break cafe. This cat means a lot to me; he's a rescue and was a gift from a friend, and I really need him back.
I found a navy blue memory-foam neck pillow this morning around 9:15 behind the CVS on Main Street, Harrisonburg. It’s in decent shape, a bit travel-worn, with a small red fabric loop and a faint white sticker that reads 'Flight Crew' on the side. It carries a light coffee stain near the edge, nothing major, and it still smells faintly of travel. I figured it might belong to someone who was on the go, so I’m hoping to get it back to its owner. If this sounds like yours, send me a message in the app and we can meet up around Court Square or the CVS parking lot on Main Street to return it.
I found this red cable-knit scarf this afternoon around 3:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Starbucks on Main Street in Harrisonburg. It's a long scarf—roughly 60 to 70 inches—with a bright cherry red color and chunky cable-knit stitching, and fringed ends. There's a tiny embroidery heart near the hem and a small Pendleton label tucked into the corner, plus a faint coffee stain from yesterday's latte run. The scarf looks well-loved and super warm—perfect for the season. With winter around the corner, I’d really like to see it back with its owner; the color and those little details should help identify it.
I found a black Korg microKORG synth this afternoon around 3:15pm near Court Square on Main Street in Harrisonburg. It’s a compact 37-key electronic instrument, with a red trim along the edges and a gray padded carry case. There’s a white sticker with the initials 'AL' on the case and a blue USB cable still plugged into the side. It’s in decent condition, a bit dusty from travel but fully functional. If this is yours, message me with the exact model or serial number and we can arrange a pickup.
I found a small stuffed panda this afternoon around 3:15pm behind Court Square Market on East Market Street in Harrisonburg. It’s a GUND brand panda, about 9 inches tall, with a bright blue knit scarf and a tiny pink heart stitched on one paw. The fur is soft but a bit matted from use, and there’s a small fray on the left ear. It seems well-loved, like it belongs to a kid who wandered away from downtown. If this sounds like someone’s toy, I’ll happily reunite it with the owner.
I found a set of keys on a red keyring with a small green rubber frog attached to it lying on the ground right outside the downtown library in Harrisonburg. I picked them up around 3 PM today. They also have a few house keys and some store fobs, so I'm hoping to get them back to their owner.