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I am in Jacksonville, North Carolina, and I was rushing through the hallway outside the Marine Corps Base Gate at 5:20 PM last Tuesday when I realized my two ties were missing from my jacket pocket. I left a bag on a bench by the gate while I grabbed a quick coffee on College Street, and when I came back the ties were gone and the corridor had thinned out. They are blue silk with narrow navy stripes, one a gift from my grandfather and the other the tie I wore to my first big presentation. I am terrified at the thought of facing the week without them; they carry too much memory to replace.
I found a handheld gaming device and a small console near the Jacksonville Mall entrance around 11:15 PM last Friday, after a light rain rolled through. The handheld had a blue sticker and a few scratches, while the console looked a bit worn from travel but still functional. It struck me how easy it is to misplace something that can bring someone a bit of escape after a long day, so I kept them safe and posted this here in case the owner sees it.
I lost my saxophones after practice at the Jacksonville Music Academy on Marine Boulevard in Jacksonville, NC around 6:15 p.m. last Friday. The black case shows a dent on the metal latch and a red strap hanging from one side, with two mouthpieces tucked in the front pocket. My hands were shaking when I realized they weren’t in the practice room anymore, and the empty hallway felt longer than it should. I miss them more than I expected; those instruments carried years of rehearsals and late-night gigs, and I just hope the person who found them kept them safe for their rightful owner.
I'm Mia Thompson, and I lost a small black photo album yesterday afternoon in Jacksonville, NC. Around 4:30 p.m., I was near the entrance of the Jacksonville Mall on Commerce Street, shuffling through my bag when I realized the album wasn't with me. It's my family's wedding photos and a handful of scans from my grandmother's album—photos I'll never replace. The cover is leather with a faint scratch along the spine, and there's a torn corner from where I tried to fix it. These pictures mean everything to me, and I'd be grateful to be reunited with them.
Last Sunday around 6:45 p.m., I realized my holiday decorations were gone from the back seat of my car after a quick run to the New River Crossing shopping center in Jacksonville, North Carolina, United States. The bag held a wreath, a string of warm white lights, and several ornaments—all carefully saved for our family’s Christmas display. They mean a lot to us because they’ll brighten our home as my loved one returns from deployment. I searched Riverwalk Park and nearby lots near the Walmart to no avail. If you’ve found them, please check this listing on the site and help us get ready for the season.
Last Saturday at 8:15 p.m., I was grabbing a quick bite near the Jacksonville Mall and walking toward the New River Greenway when I realized my devices were missing from my backpack. I hustled back through the plaza, checked the seating areas, and asked a few nearby shopkeepers, but nothing turned up. Those devices hold work emails and family photos, and losing them has me stressed about privacy and deadlines. If you happened to find them, please keep them safe.
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