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Today around 4:45 PM, I stood on Main Street in Harrisonburg, just outside Court Square, trying to catch the bus home. I had a small stack of bus tickets tucked into a blue envelope with my name on it. I must have set it down while I ducked into a coffee shop to stretch my legs. When I stepped back out, the envelope and tickets were gone. Those tickets are everything to me right now; they're my link back to family and a place I need to be. I’m clinging to hope that someone picked them up and will return them to the lost-and-found.
At 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday, I realized I had lost my power tools in the shed behind my apartment on South Main Street. The rain had started and Court Square was slick under the streetlights, and I remember turning back toward the shed and seeing only the empty pegboard where my drill and circular saw used to hang. The tools are a red Dewalt drill, a black framing hammer, and a weathered tool bag I’ve had since college. I’ve spent weekends remodeling the porch, and each tool has a memory tied to it. If anyone saw a tool bag unattended near Court Square around dusk, please let me know through the site.
gold necklace with gold heart with a picture on it I got it from my husband 30 years ago
I’m Grace Turner. I lost a pair of terrariums in Harrisonburg, Virginia. This morning, around 11:15 a.m., I was at Court Square after a short workshop at James Madison University and set the glass planters on a bench by the Court Square Visitor Center to snap a photo. A couple of cyclists rode by and a breeze kicked up; when I turned back, they were gone. One terrarium is a squat bottle with a tiny fern and moss; the other a larger cylinder housing a bright blue air plant and a few river stones. They’re simple, but they carry memories of my grandma’s greenhouse and a quiet morning class. I hope someone honest picked them up and can return them through the site.
I was strolling downtown Harrisonburg around 5:15 PM Friday, near Court Square, when a set of shopping bags sat abandoned by the curb outside a small cafe. I picked them up to take a quick look and saw groceries peeking out and a receipt sticking from the top. The bags looked recently left behind, and I could tell someone had hurried off during a busy evening in the Mural City. I hope this helps the owner get their things back soon.
Last night around 3:15 PM, I was sorting through postcards from our trip to Harrisonburg when I realized a few were missing from my tote. I had left the tote on a bench near Court Square while I grabbed a quick coffee and snapped a photo of the courthouse. When I returned, the postcards were gone and I felt a real sting of loss—their images capture our family day together. This morning at 7:40 AM I walked the block along North Main Street again, checking the benches, the gift shop stool outside, and the little fountain area. If someone found them, please know how special they are to me and return them to the site.
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