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Hey, I lost my black harmonica yesterday around 3pm near the Jonesboro Library on Main Street. It's a small, rectangular metal harmonica with a slightly worn black finish and a bright red heart sticker slapped on the top cover. It came with a soft grey pouch; the zipper pull is star-shaped and the pouch has a tiny fray along the edge. I bought it as a gift from my aunt and it's become my go-to busking tool—it's sentimental to me, and I really want it back. If you found it, you can drop it off at the library information desk or email me at [email protected].
I lost my black Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones yesterday around 3pm near the Jonesboro Public Library on Main Street. They're in a gray protective case with a matte finish, and the headphones themselves are in decent shape, though the headband has a small scuff from daily use. There's a tiny white sticker on the left ear cup with the initials 'JP' and a faint red fabric tag on the inside of the headband. This Audio & Video Equipment is essential to my daily commute and study sessions, and it was a gift from my mom, so it means a lot to me. If you found them, I’d be incredibly grateful to get them back.
I lost my gold hoop earrings yesterday around 3pm near the Jonesboro Public Library on East Monroe Avenue, outside the coffee shop by the main entrance. They're small 14k gold hoops about 1.5 cm in diameter, with one bead of ruby on the inner edge. They were in a small white leather case that got crushed in my tote, so I didn't notice them until I got home. They were a gift from my grandmother and carry sentimental value, so I'd really appreciate getting them back.
I lost my vintage stamp album yesterday around 3pm near the Jonesboro Public Library on West Monroe Avenue. It’s a red leather-bound 8x11 inch album with brass corner protectors and a slightly worn spine. Inside, there are pages from the 1940s, a few loose sheets, and a tiny pencil note with my initials 'MI' on the inside cover. The cover has a faint embossed eagle and a small crack along the top edge. This album is sentimental to me—it was a gift from my grandmother and I’d be heartbroken to lose it. If anyone finds it, please reach out here; I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost a white gold 16 inch chain with a plain yellow gold wedding band attached on March 23 between 1 and 2:30 p.m. I was at NEA Hospital in the breast imaging center and bone density department. I called the clinic after I got home but it was nowhere to be found. it may have fallen off in the waiting area. Please, if you found this, please return it. My husband just passed and that was his dad's wedding band. Reward offered.
I found a gold ring this afternoon around 3:15pm on Main Street near the Jonesboro Public Library in downtown Jonesboro. It's a slender 1.8 mm gold band with a small round diamond set in a simple bezel. The inside is engraved with 'A.J. 04/21' and there's a tiny scratch along the outer edge. It looks relatively new but clearly worn, and it feels sentimental, like it might have been a cherished gift. If this ring belongs to you or you know who it might be, please reach out; I'd really like to get it back to its owner.
I found a pair of earrings this afternoon around 2:15pm near the Kroger on West Washington Avenue in Jonesboro. They’re silver-tone with a delicate leaf charm and a tiny clear crystal at the tip. One earring has a small scratch near the clasp, and the other has a tiny initial 'L' etched on the back. They’re in good condition overall and would be easy to wear again. If you recognize them, reach out so we can reunite them with their owner.
I found a silver HP laptop this afternoon around 4:15 pm, sitting on a bench near the Kroger on Caraway Road in Jonesboro. It's inside a black neoprene sleeve and has a blue dragon sticker on the lid, plus a small dent on the bottom-right corner. The 13-inch screen looks clean when I opened it, and it seems to be running Windows 11. No obvious owner contact info is visible on the outside. If this belongs to you, the sticker and the dent are good identifying features—I’d be glad to help reunite you through the app.
I found a navy blue North Face backpack this afternoon around 2:30pm near the Kroger on Caraway Road in Jonesboro. It's a medium-sized pack with a slight scuff on the bottom and a red paracord zipper pull on the main compartment. The front pocket has a panda sticker and there's a 15-inch laptop sleeve inside, plus a small tag from a science club. If this belongs to you, shoot me a message with a couple of details about what's inside or the unique features, and we can meet up near the Kroger entrance to return it.
I found a dark brown leather bifold wallet this afternoon around 2:45pm near the Jonesboro Public Library on Main Street. It's a genuine leather piece, a little worn at the corners, with a faint coffee stain on the back and a tiny heart-shaped scratch next to a small gold logo. Inside there's an ID card for a person named Daniel Park, a couple of loyalty cards, and a receipt from a cafe on Church Street. A faded photo tucked in a card sleeve and a crumpled $5 bill hint at the owner's sentimental value. If this sounds like yours, reply to this listing so we can arrange pickup.
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