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Last night around 5:30 PM, I realized my enamel pins were missing after leaving the Walmart on Western Boulevard in Jacksonville. They include a tiny lighthouse pin, a pirate flag, and a compass, all gifts that mean a lot to me. I retraced my steps along the sidewalk by the entrance and around the bus stop near the parking lot, but they weren’t there. It’s a little thing, but it stings to lose something personal, especially when you’re trying to get through a busy week. I’m hopeful someone found them and can help get them back.
I was wrapping up a volunteer shift at Jacksonville Mall around 2:15 p.m. Tuesday when I realized the back of my tote was lighter. A set of clear plastic organizers with orange lids—labels and dividers for fundraising materials—fell out somewhere between the food court and the sporting goods store. They’re crucial for keeping our team’s supplies in order during community events, and I can't afford to lose them. If found, please turn it in through the site so I can claim them safely.
This Monday around 12:40 pm I realized my student ID was missing while I was at the Coastal Carolina Community College student center in Jacksonville. I retraced through the main corridor and the library, but the card did not turn up. It has my name and photo, and it is essential for library checkouts and campus access. It feels unsettling moving around campus without it, and I hope the finder understands how important it is to have it back.
I lost the two black stainless toasters I planned to gift my sister. Around 6:45 PM on Friday, I had parked at the Walmart on Western Boulevard in Jacksonville, NC, right near the garden center exit. I must have left them on the backseat or slipped them into a bag while I moved boxes into the house next door. They’re a simple, sturdy pair with a brushed stainless finish and a small chrome lever. The memory is small, but the sentiment is big—my grandmother loved those little appliances. If you spotted a pair near the Walmart or the lot by the garden center, please hold onto them for me.
I was traveling for a work trip and dropped my black Samsonite 28-inch hard-shell suitcase yesterday around 3pm near the Jacksonville Public Library on Laura Street in Downtown Jacksonville. It's a black case with a red zipper pull and a bright blue luggage strap, plus a small dent on the top corner and a compass-design tag on the side. Inside I packed a few outfits, a travel notebook, and important documents; most importantly, there is a sentimental photo tucked in the lining. This bag has sentimental value and I really need it back; the items inside are not easily replaceable, and I'm hoping someone picked it up and can return it to me.
I found a neon yellow Giro bike helmet this afternoon around 3:45pm in the Riverwalk parking area along Riverside Ave near the Fuller Warren Bridge. It's a size Medium with a couple of cosmetic scratches on the shell and a small pink shark sticker on the back; the interior foam lining looks intact and the black adjustable strap is still solid. It seems recently used and clearly important to someone who rides around downtown Jacksonville, which is why I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner. If this is yours, drop a message to claim it—helmet safety matters to me and I’d love to get it back where it belongs.
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